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Kids' pole antics just 'a sport'
Family values campaigners are concerned about a Wellington pole-dancing competition that opened with a display by young children, but its organiser says it's a sport for all ages.
Good craze and bad craze
I think Zumba might have done for infomercials what Robert Pattinson did for vampires.
Everybody's dancing
Contemporary dance is enjoying an explosion in popularity, from belly dancing to street and ballet styles.
A return to the joy of dance
Friction between dancers causing walkout
Beneath the sequins and smiles, all is not well in the world of ballroom dancing in New Zealand.
Royal NZ Ballet's 'Gaga-ettes' a YouTube hit
A workshop performance by members of the RNZB, set to the tune of Lady Gaga's Bad Romance, has become a YouTube hit.
<i>Review:</i> <i>Rent</i> at the Civic Theatre
It was when the drag queen in the Santa coat started banging her drumsticks on the scaffolding, singing about sending a barking annoyance to "doggie hell" that Rent came to life.
<i>Review:</i> Dream of Red Chamber at Aotea Centre
A tragic Romeo and Juliet-ish love story unfolds against the backdrop of a prosperous feudal family.
Pasifika: What's on guide
It's time again for Pacific culture to be celebrated through music, food and fine performances.
Luck runs out as dancer's charms stolen
A young dancing champ has been robbed of his shoes and lucky charms after thieves targeted his family's car.
Rising stars' work forms heart of <i>Hou</i>
The pressure is on for Atamira Dance Collective's two rising stars whose first choreographic works for the company form the heart of Hou, a dance performance and Maori arts symposium in Henderson this weekend.
NZ Arts Festival: <i>Inside out</i> review
The carny folk have come to Wellington, all sweat, glitter and sawdust.
NZ Arts Festival: Powhiri sets festival in motion
A 6am powhiri for two hundred international artists kicked off the 2010 New Zealand International Arts Festival on Wellington's waterfront this morning.
NZ Arts Festival - Celebrating Happenstance
Former festival junkie Mark Amery re-emerges as a critic and commentator for the NZ International Arts Festival opening in Wellington today.
Lord of the Dance
Australian director Bruce Beresford chats about his unusual childhood, and his latest film, Mao's Last Dancer.