Making a song and dance of it
It's 40 years since Saturday Night Fever was released. A new stage show is coming to NZ.
It's 40 years since Saturday Night Fever was released. A new stage show is coming to NZ.
Young English string quartet salutes Hungarian master with style, writes William Dart.
Anthony Ritchie is one of our busiest composers; his new music reflects on simpler times.
Conversations with her 7-year-old daughter inspire one of NZ's leading choreographers.
Musical interpretations of painting techniques delivered with charisma and charm.
Two dances, deftly performed, add up to the kind of show you want to see more of.
Play about Martin Luther King's final hours sees big themes dealt with warmth and humour.
Canadian comedy star flies into Auckland as kings of improvised comedy celebrate 20 years.
The now annual Auckland Arts Festival gets a revamp which includes a new music precinct.
Touring show Magicians has picked an NZ director with more than a few tricks up her sleeve
Comedian Dave Fane gets serious about his latest role, playing Martin Luther King.
Theatrical magic set to continue as creatives join forces for new theatre venture.
APO and Michael Houstoun fire up NZ composer Lyell Cresswell's new piano concerto.
Real-life ghostly encounters and chilling stories from NZ's past inspire horror theatre.
Eleven established and emerging artists and performers get surprise cash boost.
Zimbabwean New Zealander Stanley Makuwe's short play packs a punch, says Janet McAllister.
Laughton Kora talks about the importance of helping kids build firm foundations for life.
Future-focus for Wellington's 31st NZ Festival stars with voyage of remembrance.
New dance work captures the mythology surrounding orchids, writes Raewyn Whyte.
Modern masters find inspiration in early music, writes William Dart.
Assured storytelling from Wellington playwright explores identity, writes Janet McAllister
One of NZ's most successful hip hop dance outfits looks to the future, says Raewyn Whyte
The Play That Goes Wrong does - nearly - everything right, writes Roger Hall.
Tom's Marvellous Imagination is a little gem for holiday fun, says Elisabeth Easther.
Work by Limbs, our first full-time contemporary dance company, stands the test of time.
Pushing boundaries, breaking rules and innovating, APO's New Directions was fantastic.
Imani Winds is not a weather system but a musical quintet storming classical concert halls
Tempo Dance Festival opens in fine style with performance where anxiety becomes art.
An incident that changed NZ race relations forever is remembered in new documentary play.
Stage adaptation of Joy Cowley's Mrs Wishy Washy is perfect school holiday entertainment.