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APO and Dust Palace an enchanting combination
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra and the Dust Palace craft magic from music and movement.
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra and the Dust Palace craft magic from music and movement.
Requiem for the Fallen, superb choral tribute to Kiwi sacrifices on European battlefields.
Evanescence is back giving old hits a weird electro-orchestral revamp...but why?
Don't Give It Up is a total summer stunner. How does the rest of their new EP measure up?
"That little girl is one of the most exquisitely great artists I have known," says star.
Auckland-based chamber choir Viva Voce continues its fine form, writes William Dart
Sprightly tunes and triple-time ingenuity offering a piquant preview of Mahler yet to come
It's when Swift unleashes unapologetic swells of emotion that Reputation truly soars.
Sleigh Bells is back with a mini-album full of war songs to see out 2017.
Honesty of MAFS makes The Bachelor seem too kitsch to continue.
A blaring sound mix and over enthusiastic band drowned out the star of the show.
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra might have been a further instalment of German Masters.
Hip chamber orchestra makes magic with Bjork's music, writes William Dart.
A summery spin on some Christmas classics falls short of its own goals.
Kelly Clarkson should be way bigger than she is and her latest album proves it.
Kings is capable of wearing many different hats. But some suit him better than others.
Composer Brett Dean's Fire Music provides orchestral highlight, writes William Dart.
Jacinda Ardern traces her roots back to Greece and New York.
Sam Smith's new album is simple and beautiful and could give Adele a run for her money.
Breezy beats and happy harmonies: Weezer head to the beach on their 11th album.
Play about Martin Luther King's final hours sees big themes dealt with warmth and humour.
What kind of content does the new government envisage us watching?
Spectrum of human emotions portrayed in the play Two will make you laugh and cry.
NZ pianist Michael Houstoun makes a stylish French connection, writes William Dart.
Touring show Magicians has picked an NZ director with more than a few tricks up her sleeve
MASSEDUCTION is St Vincent's most furiously energetic record - and one of her best yet.
Niall Horan's debut album isn't bringing anything new to music, but maybe that's okay.
Taika just flipped the Marvel Cinematic Universe on its head and laughed in its face.
A charming new film is giving a charming view of NZ through the eyes of a Kiwi treasure.
The Menendez Murders is surprisingly complex and in-depth for a Law & Order instalment.