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Silly season reaches peak at Basement Christmas spectacle
Is this the funniest Christmas show? It'll have you laughing all the way to New Year's.
Review: A new kind of theatre rides into town
My Heart Goes Thadak Thadak is set in 1975, pointing the way forward.
Review: Maestro's fabulous final bow
Orchestra's departing maestro farewelled with a perfect tribute. How did he respond?
The films to rev up the weekend
Fleet-footed, deliriously fun social thriller raises the pulse on a quiet weekend in film.
Does this reality TV series hold the key to a happier old age?
The TV show that demonstrates why you should let preschoolers into rest homes.
Dame Kiri lures them to newly re-named theatre
Concert in Dame Kiri Te Kanawa's honour signals much joy to come in re-named theatre.
Chris Reed: Marmite and jandals - it's Kiwi cliche night with Stephen Colbert
Lucy Lawless and Bret McKenzie teach US talkshow giant how to blend in.
Antipodean Rhapsody: Verdict on Stephen Colbert and the PM
COMMENT: America (and New Zealand) should prepare to be completely charmed.
Anna Murray: Comfortably comedic duo give Seven Sharp a lift
COMMENT: The Hilary Barry - Jeremy Wells combination has been a winning one for TVNZ.
A winning peace: APO gives final town hall concert for 2019
REVIEW: APO's Conflict and Triumph was as assured as ever.
What's better than a Grand Designs house? A whole street of them
A street of dreams - or the stuff of nightmares? Grand Designs: The Street reviewed.
The 5 star film ending that's worth waiting for
Looking for cinema with girl power? Why Charlie's Angels loses out to historical drama.
Robert De Niro on needing a 'movement coach' in his old age
Robert De Niro, 76, says technology may add another 30 years to his career. Here's how.
The 12-and-a-half best (and worst) TV shows of 2019
Paul Casserly wraps up the year of television in a handy list form.
'A masterpiece': The film about forbidden love you cannot miss
Portrait of a Lady on Fire requires patience, but delivers the ultimate payoff.
Forget Rudolph, Ailo is the reindeer to fall in love with this Xmas
Follow a year in the life of a newborn reindeer in this doco-meets-fictional tale.
Wild new film is Spring Breakers meets peak McConaughey
What do you get when Spring Breakers meets Snoop Dogg and peak McConaughey?
Anna Murray: Time to say goodnight (Kiwi) to 24-hour telly
COMMENT: Return of Goodnight Kiwi a reminder of pointlessness of overnight programming.
Classical review: Monumental music-making delivered by NZ Symphony Orchestra
William Dart on the NZSO's Great concert - one of the finest of the year.
Theatre review: Les Miserables is la victoire
Auckland Music Theatre celebrates 100 years with stylish Les Miserables.
Promising talent makes the most of difficult script
Stars of the future shine despite doubling up on roles.
Judges show no sugar to Bake Off contenders as cakes fall flat
Great Kiwi Bake Off contestants swallow the criticism as judges not so sweet.
Does Doctor Sleep live up to The Shining? Here's our verdict
Danny Torrance re-embraces his 'shine' four decades after The Shining.
'Just go': New rural dramedy Bellbird, a 'joy to watch'
Bellbird balances heartfelt drama with laugh-out-loud moments for a can't-miss movie.
Antonio Banderas delivers masterclass of Pain and Glory
Pedro Almodovar's Pain and Glory will have minds blown long after the credits roll.
Classical review: APO's date with cello soloist creates thrilling evening
2001 Space Odyssey's iconic music allowed to unleash its full power.
Review: Mysterious new work well timed for spooky season
Footnote Dance Company farewells core dancers with dramatic dance theatre show.
Want to enjoy the weekend in film? Go see the Wizard
Where's the most exciting cinema this weekend? The indie cinemas.
Choosing Beethoven over the All Blacks - how beautiful music stylishly performed soothed
Saving the best till last - Chamber Music NZ signs off 2019 in style.
The best of British - a sterling treat for film fans
Tom Augustine finds much for movie fans to love at the British Film Festival.
John Green on the small screen? Calum Henderson checks out whether Looking for Alaska works on TV
Calum Henderson: "I was not as bad as a John Green teen".
Seen and heard - new voices deliver moving story
One of Auckland's first Tuvaluan plays highlights moving story.