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Movie review: The Grand Budapest Hotel
Judging on the plans alone, Wes Anderson's latest mad maze of a movie attempts to out-Wes Anderson all his previous films.
Theatre review: Fred
Lisa Chappell's self-penned, one-woman show is a macabre comedy that takes us a million miles away from the wholesome, girl-next-door persona of McLeod's Daughter.
Dreamy wonderment offers chocolate-box assortment of life
As the cast "wake up" at the beginning of this gentle, slow reverie, the audience settles down from busy life to watching an atmospheric dream, sweetly scored by Chris O'Connor, played by the NZTrio, and illustrated in mellow tones by the Cut Collective.
Classical review: Bach Musica, Auckland Town Hall
Bach Musica was brave launching this year's season with Bach's St John Passion.
Concert review: Kodaline, The Powerstation
Not many bands would play a free pre-concert concert for their fans, but that is exactly what indie band Kodaline did yesterday afternoon at Silo Park, before hitting up The Powerstation in Auckland.
Concert review: Sol3 Mio
Sol3 Mio is one of the most irresistible acts around - three young Samoan divos, as happy singing Wagner and Verdi as they are crooning Roy Orbison and Celine Dion.
Theatre review: Angels in America Part 2: Perestroika, Q Theatre
"The great question before us is are we doomed? ... Can we change in time?"