As the gaming world rages over the lack of playable female characters, Sucker Punch has quietly gone about finding its own solution.

It is difficult to be too disdainful of the earlier work, a real glitterfest that does not allow a slow movement to dampen its merry fun.

I'm increasingly concerned about what might be the next household task to be celebrated by a nationwide television contest, writes Colin Hogg.

As an instantly recognizable brand celebrating their 30th anniversary Cirque du Soliel must stretch a tightrope between making it new and delivering on the expectations of its loyal customers.

Playwright Ben Hutchison establishes himself as an original and very distinctive voice with a play that has the gritty realism of a kitchen sink drama merging seamlessly into the weirdness of dream.

Colin Hogg writes: Why is it, in this jerky new world of sound bites and short attention spans, that television shows are getting longer and longer?

This bright, feel-good musical left us so happy that we were possibly high on hairspray fumes, writes Janet McAllister.

We have searched the NZ Herald archive for our original reviews of Robin Williams' major roles. Read them here.

We were expecting an evening of contrasts on Sunday when the Jade String Quartet played Mozart against an impressive line-up of percussion instruments.

Why does Bob Dylan still tour the world when he could be enjoying a quiet existence living off his royalties? Why the hell wouldn’t he?