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William Dart: Auckland Philharmonia impress with Smetana's Ma Vlast

The APO undertook what is perhaps its most courageous programme for some years.

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Review: Billie Eilish remains brilliant with sophomore album "Happier Than Ever".

William Dart: Bellincampi continues to bring Beethoven to life

William Dart reviews the APO's Beethoven concert, The Revolutionary.

Theatre review: Here and Now Festival returns for 13th year

Yang/Young and Fleshies 2.0 are the two very different works on offer this year

Courtney Barnett wows in Auckland, teases new album

Australian singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett proves she doesn't need a backing band.

William Dart: Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra - review

William Dart review: 'For some, the greatest of all violin concertos.'

Madagascar the Musical: A treat for the whole family

This all-singing, all-dancing adaptation of the popular DreamWorks film is a lot of fun.

Review: Everything After shines a much needed light on older, queer stories

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Comedy Fest review: The most relaxing hour of this year's festival

Review: Lana Walters unpacks her life leading up to her pregnancy.

Comedy Fest review: Rising comic rewrites standup rulebook

Review: Jadwiga Green showcases why she is one to watch

Comedy Fest review: Two Hearts finally have the budget to match their ambition

Review: Laura Daniel and Joseph Moore's act hits new heights in their biggest show yet.

Comedy Fest review: James Mustapic delivers a multimedia masterpiece

Review: The viral online star has made a seamless tradition to standup.

Comedy Fest review: Darkly comic sketch a celebration of laughter

Review: Brynley Stent has likely delivered her best show yet.

Comedy Fest review: Billy T nominee finds the funny side of low vision

Review: Josh Davies may just be one of the funniest people in the country.

William Dart: Celebrating Beethoven - a 'breathtakingly unpredictable adventure'

Review: The sprightly woodwind dialogues of the second subject were a special delight.

Review: Happy Cabbage delivers everything you could want to be entertained

Bec Sandys' Happy Cabbage could be the most relatable show of the Comedy Festival.