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Theatre review: Wicked fun and frivolity fit for family
The iconic American fairytale with its catalogue of strange symbols and puzzling metaphors proves to be fertile ground for a musical extravaganza.
Classical review: Medlyn's moving Angel gives wings to Elgar's bold work
In these sorry times when achievement is too easily gauged by approbation on YouTube and Facebook, it is sobering to reflect on the very real achievement.
Review: Grand Theft Auto V
Chris Schulz reviews the biggest gaming event of the year, Grand Theft Auto V.
Theatre review: Gwen in Purgatory, Tapac
This 2010 Australian comedy-drama continues the year's mini-trend of realist, real-time shows, writes Janet McAllister.
Theatre review: Kiss the Fish, Q Theatre
The magic of Indian Ink returns after a period of international touring with a new work that has the shrewdness of fable combined with the sweetness of a pop song.
Review: APO jives to Haydn
The Mozart Requiem may have made for an almost full house on Thursday night as Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's 2013 Choral Masterpiece, but the concert's inclusion of two Haydn works was very much appreciated.
Game review: Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist
Is the new Tom Clancy game worthy of the name? Chris Schulz investigates.