Tickets for the sold-out Wiggles shows are appearing for six times the original price.

Friend of dead Kiwi says his play will reveal the officer responsible for the killing.

The message of War Horse is as relevant now as a century ago.

High Court and Waitangi Tribunal may consider industry training shakeup.

Bielski has included more music in this year's programme because it can be so unifying.

Japanese group to perform at Auckland Japan Day 2019

Group will see whether actors can befriend people in the audience in just one hour.

Te Matatini, the national kapa haka festival, will be hosted at Eden Park in 2021.

Thousands of people have travelled from around the country to attend the festival.

EDITORIAL: Auckland promoters can learn from their musical lemon.

Go backstage at Cirque du Soleil's Kooza, coming to Auckland this month.

Cirque du Soleil gets ready to open its latest show, Kooza.

This summer we look back at some of the best stories of the year. This is from August.

The Candy Man - aka Willy Wonka - is about to bring his sweet touch to Sydney.

Awkward dates and Bollywood thrills await Silo Theatre in 2019, writes Ethan Sills.

Peter Peryer was one of New Zealand's more eminent artists.

Civilian prisoners of war in 1914-18 Germany permitted to develop rich cultural life

Tributes are flowing for lauded New Zealand choreographer and dancer Douglas Wright.

Greg Bruce chronicles a week in the life of St Kevins Arcade.

Dionne Christian's picks for what to see this year at the Brisbane Festival.

The festival stages performances from around the world, including 24 acts from Aotearoa.

Previous Matariki Award winners include Taika Waititi and Cliff Curtis.

The Royal New Zealand Ballet delivers a show with panache and impeccable timing.

School holidays mean that Tim Bray Productions will stage one of its plays for children.

The Dust Palace NZ's biggest cirque act is moving to new premises soon. / Doug Sherring

Parris Goebel and her sisters are behind the new initiative: Sisters United NZ.

Stand-up comedian Melanie Bracewell talks writing jokes all day and having a full-time job

Dionne Christian celebrates a fabulous gathering that shows us new ideas for old problems.

Behind the scenes look at costume department at NZ Opera's production of The Elixir of Love. / Doug Sherring

It's called "social choreography" and it puts the extraordinary into everyday dance.