
The Beatles in Wellington, reviewed 60 years later
'If you put your fingers in your ears ... you could hear the singing.'
'If you put your fingers in your ears ... you could hear the singing.'
The actor's and the director's third collaboration is here, and they're not done yet.
Swashbuckling action and knowing nods, plus 'plenty to make long-time fans gasp'.
Episode one was the very tip of the taper that we know will burn down to a big, fat bomb.
Does the second half of the series live up to the hype?
It's wildly entertaining with a harsh lesson.
The Sympathiser provides a new perspective on post-war Vietnam.
OPINION: The key to NZ Opera’s sparkling Le comte Ory lies with conductor Brad Cohen.
Name drops, laughs but no NZ connection. The verdict on Dawn French's first Auckland show.
The locally made show is based on two cavemen families each wanting what the other has.
Costner's film is promising, but its grandeur likely won't be fully realised until later.
Antarctica, alcohol and Kiwi cookbooks get the comedy treatment across five shows.
Hamilton Musical Theatre presents Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd.
Each woman stares accusingly from the canvas.
Doco sheds light on the life of one of Europe's foremost leaders.
Opening night saw the RNZB return to tradition with Tchaikovsky’s classic.
If you suffer from FOMO when it comes to theatre shows, don't read this review.
Auckland Philharmonia’s Bach & Bruckner concert set off with a rare pleasure.
This racy film delves into tribulations around sex and consent for young people.
The former One Direction member brings boy band energy and radio hits to Spark Arena.
The ultimate Mother's Day experience: A pampering night away at QT Hotel.
OPINION: William Dart reviews the operatic performance of Mansfield Park
Film noir style tells the well-known story of The Talented Mr Ripley in a fresh, new way.
In The Effect, does love come from the head or the heart?
Well-put-together miniseries has echoes of Succession.
Don't be put off by its origins - Fallout is well worth a watch, writes Karl Puschmann.
OPINION: Violinist Amalia Hall and conductor Christoph Altstaedt impress William Dart.
Scotty the the Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton was the star of the show.
After fumbling the Seinfeld finale, does Larry David get it right on his second go?
This domestic drama shows the vulnerability behind the glamour of one New York family.