Classical review: NZTrio, Braid
NzTrio play fine tribute to female composers, writes William Dart.
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Asian affair marks a coming of age for local theatre
Orientation is a bluntly sexy and modern play which adds to the New Zealand story.
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Chicago razzle dazzles Auckland audience
Chicago greeted with rapturous applause by a captivated audience, writes Ethan Sills.
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Footnote Dance Company performs with verve and commitment in latest dance works.
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Story of star-crossed lovers told with emotional urgency and exquisite singing.
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Review: Filthy Business, ASB Waterfront Theatre
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