This 2010 Australian comedy-drama continues the year's mini-trend of realist, real-time shows, writes Janet McAllister.

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.

Show's survival skills are key, writes Nick Grant.

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.

Is the new Tom Clancy game worthy of the name? Chris Schulz investigates.

Those two old dears TV One had shouting the changes through yesterday's America's Cup races should quietly chain themselves to something.

The New Zealand String Quartet struggles to sustain a loyal Auckland audience and Q Loft was sparsely populated for the second of the group's Bravo! Britten concerts.

Before a note had sounded in her recital for Auckland Museum's Fazioli series, Ingrid Fliter had an apology to make.

William Golding's 1954 masterpiece is lodged within the psyche of generations who encountered it as a favoured school text.

New show aims to capture carnage, writes Sarah Lang.