Review: Sir Tom Jones proves to NZ he's far from being 'zimmer frame entertainment'
The days of undie-throwing are gone. But at 83, he still has a voice and a touch of spice.
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Drama based on a true story dances around the nitty gritty.
Dark City: The Cleaner review -'Murder-y, gory and a little bit unhinged'
The Christchurch-set serial killer show feels uniquely Kiwi, writes Karl Puschmann.
William Dart review: Barton & Brodsky at the Town Hall Concert Chamber
OPINION: It was magical - yet the bringing together of cultures was not always smooth.
Review: Intense mix of dance and illusion caps off Auckland Art Festival
The Auckland Arts Festival is on until March 24.
Karl Puschmann: Does Road House deliver a knockout blow?
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Movie 'Shortcomings' a humorous snapshot of modern love in New York
Fresh, funny graphic novel adaptation is Randall Park's directorial debut.
'If Shakespeare was Samoan, this would fit the bill - drama, backstabbing, betrayal and power'
'While it’s fiction, it felt like fragments of my life were before my eyes, as a Samoan.'
William Dart: NZ Symphony Orchestra eloquently reflects on March 2019 terror attacks
OPINION: The hypnotic vocals of Abdelilah Rharrabti and Esmail Fathi were illuminating.
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Quiet horror lurks in tale of Nazi commandant's family living in the shadows of Auschwitz.
Review: Kōrua piano and violin duet in Taupō
The classic combo of violin and piano shines in a church setting.
Karl Puschmann: Zac Effron and John Cena’s R-rated comedy is a limp effort
Does the raunchy new comedy fall flat?
Review: How to Have Sex explores the dark nuances of consent
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Review: Box of Birds a cute show for littlies
Birdlife Productions brought their show Box of Birds to the Hamilton Arts Festival.
'F*** Australia': Blink-182 blows Auckland away with expletive-filled, raucous show
Review: They played the hits and threw some digs at the sold-out show.
Doco and drama combine for Einstein story
Docudrama explores Einstein's little-known English hideout.
Karl Puschmann: Kate Winslet apes Putin and Trump in her new show
Political satire takes potshots at all dictators.
Review: Dune: Part Two sustains the dystopian dream of Part One
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24 hours on Norwegian Cruise Line’s Viva
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Review: Ice Cream is Melting a 'silly and fun' survival story
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Review: French retro comedy a triumphant farce
The French are known for their mastery of farce, and The Crime is Mine is no exception.
Karl Puschmann: Constellation is a psychological nightmare from Apple TV+
The new show is full of secrets and mysteries, but does the plot land?
Review: 'The show was so good I went to watch it twice'
Hyperspace is a nostalgic roller coaster that took me right back to my childhood.
Elvis's wife takes centre-stage in illuminating biopic
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Taylor Swift's vulnerable confession during tearful Melbourne show
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May December: Masterful melodrama from Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman
Audaciously self-aware, mischievously funny and emotionally complex.
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One of the joys was seeing young opera performers supporting professionals.
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When the 60-person orchestra started to wind down, something unforeseeable happened.
Documentary charts musical innovator's quiet rise
A light directorial touch allows the story of Jon Batiste to flourish.