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Awesome power on display in Tempo Dance Festival '19
Annual Tempo Festival opens with performances which show strength of local dance scene.
Australasia's biggest tent for Mt Smart gig
Huge tent flown in for sellout crowd of 20,000 at Mt Smart gig.
Young dance teacher dies 'after a day's illness'
Dance teacher Kelsey Davidson died within a day of becoming sick last week.
The Kiwi choreographer taking risks to make life WOW
The Kiwi choreographer who's got the biggest gig in NZ dance on why taking risks is good.
Humble hip hop crew leaves with AIMS trophy
AIMS Games gives dancers opportunity to excel on and off the stage.
Forget Disney's Snow White - the ballet set to seduce Aucklanders
Auckland Arts Festival announces stunning ballet as headline show for 2020.
Dance review: Bold moves makes for masterful display from Royal NZ Ballet
Ballet history and fundamentals on display as RNZ Ballet make bold moves.
US TV host mocks Prince George doing ballet
The future King of England has been cruelly teased by a US TV presenter.
Interactive dance art aims to 'break barriers' in community
Daniel James said breaking barriers in the community was 'crucial' at the moment.
Confession box: RNZ Ballet artistic director Patricia Barker on why she wants more
On the eve of next tour, RNZ Ballet's Patricia Barker explains why she's greedy for more.
Pole dancers blast Instagram rule
Pole dance athletes around the world are lobbying Instagram for change.
Dance career continues to blossom
One of our most senior contemporary dancers is back in town and ready to bloom.
Matariki gets NZ Dance Company moving in a new direction
New Zealand Dance Company to debut its first ever kids' show especially for Matariki.
Ballet review: White Swan, Black Swan
Raewyn Whyte finds a new version of Swan Lake fails to take full flight.
Dance review: Hope and harsh realities in triple treat of Pacific dances
Dances based on personal experience show harsh realities but also hope, Raewyn Whyte says.
City College wrap
The Sport Whanganui review of college sport continues focusing on Whanganui City College
Dance review: Pacific Dance Festival opens with ground-breaking new work
Pacific Dance Festival opener heralds arrival of breath-taking new NZ dance collective.
Royal New Zealand Ballet finds new home
The temporary premises at the Michael Fowler Centre car park will be opened this morning.
Land made of land - the tragic story of one of our Pacific neighbours
The story of Banaba Island, told at the Pacific Dance Festival, is likely to shock
A ballet for our times
A new version of Swan Lake is a ballet for our times, says the Royal NZ Ballet.
The pop concert you don't want to miss this weekend
Winter is here - so are top plays, films, concerts and exhibitions to keep us entertained.
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Video news from around the regions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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The TimeOut and arts teams pick their weekend highlights.
Why every politician should visit a strip club
What's wrong with a politician getting to know the small businesses in the area?
Bach and Bowie - two musical geniuses dancing to the same tune
What David Bowie shares with composer Bach - US dance company finds the common ground.
Irish dancing troupe's 'unwashed' costumes stolen from van
Thieves are in for unpleasant surprise when they open stolen cases with unwashed costumes.
TV star Julz Tocker reveals he almost quit over vile online abuse
TV star and dancer calls out online haters, tells youth to be proud of who they are.
Cirque review: The Dust Palace flies high in a goblin market
The Dust Palace's latest production, about seduction and desire, is one of its best yet.
Diversity celebrations to go ahead: 'This is who we are'
Diversity Festival and the Auckland International Cultural Festival to go ahead
Strength prevails against the world's goblins
Victorian poem inspires NZ cirque company to celebrate female sexuality and desire.
Local Focus: Chinese cultural showcase coming to Te Puke
The free event will be held from 10am Saturday. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Apocalypse now: Sense of doom fills lively work
Hofesh Shechter's Grand Finale brings audience to their feet, says Raewyn Whyte