Passenger is back and he's exactly the same as ever. Which is not a good thing.

Footnote Dance Company performs with verve and commitment in latest dance works.

Story of star-crossed lovers told with emotional urgency and exquisite singing.

TV adaptation of popular film series is one of the more satisfying spin-offs you'll find.

Indian Ink play Mrs Krishnan's Party offers timely reminder of theatre's power to connect.

Ariana Grande reveals the Sweetener that got her through the darkest times.

Paul Casserly on David Farrier's Netflix series Dark Tourist.

COMMENT: The predictable but amiably executed storyline may not be for everyone.

New Aussie-noir series examines the historical ineptitude of Sydney police.

Musical world of composer John Elmsly revealed by Auckland Chamber Orchestra.

Pianist Henry Wong Doe soars with Rachmaninov's popular Second Piano Concerto.

Here's how Mac Miller is really coping with his breakup from Ariana Grande.

Chris Parker returns to the stage - with his younger sister in riotous family comedy.

New York playwright Taylor Mac's Hir is a powerful and provoking piece of theatre

A wryly observed dissection of where humanity comes into politics.

No mucking about in this high-stakes European drama, writes Calum Henderson.

Triplets reuniting should be a happy story. In Three Identical Strangers, it's shocking.

Greg Bruce takes his daughters to Disney on Ice and is warmed by its artistry and action

Lexus Song Quest has a special place in our musical calendar and ongoing cultural history.

Past and present brought together in masterful exploration of life under siege.

Town vows to improve racial and religious tolerance after Who Is America? aired.

Chelsea Jade makes up for a lack of new material with a selection of rock-solid bops.

The new album HAJA is an awesome mix of cultures, voices and sounds.

Is there such a thing as an album so chill you almost forget to listen to it?

Paul Simei-Barton reviews Massive Company's latest group work, Sightings.

Each time Wildlife loses pace, Carey Mulligan rescues it with her stunning performance.

Jaime Martin and NZSO have fun with Shostakovich's Festive Overture, writes William Dart.

Antonello Palombi won hearts with his rapturous "Celeste Aida", writes William Dart.

Prepare for family to be humming Abba songs over the coming weeks

Dark Tourist is macabre, weird as hell but also...kind of wonderful.