
'Late stage cancer' but promoter of theatrical bomb still seeking comeback
Businessman optimistic despite $12m production's closure after weeks of non-payments.
Businessman optimistic despite $12m production's closure after weeks of non-payments.
The Royal Wanganui Opera House still going strong. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
How did an 8-year-old boy survive war and famine to become a man of good hope?
She brings her toddler to rehearsals, and company pays for childcare during performances.
Six Pasifika actresses talk about what it means to be seen as acclaimed NZ show returns.
One of the most awarded plays ever is just across the ditch - here's why you should go
How one NZ band plans to write a quality album in just 12 hours - and take it to the world
Group will see whether actors can befriend people in the audience in just one hour.
Dance, theatre and comedy - it all entertains at Auckland's fringe festival.
Comment: The award-winning playwright says NZ's theatre scene is dominated by sexism.
"Anyone looking for a relaxing night out would do well to avoid seeing Kooza."
Theatre tribute to a fierce and feisty mother will leave you smiling through tears.
Tom Scott's The Daylight Atheist is entertaining and provocative theatre at its best.
EDITORIAL: Auckland promoters can learn from their musical lemon.
Creditors in dark after $10m show playing to near-empty houses closes abruptly.
Here's what you should be seeing, doing and streaming this week.
Tom Scott has written a new play devoted to the story of his mother, Joan.
It might be madness, but there's method in young NZ actor's prep for major role.
Veteran performer says "dinosaur" men need to grow up and behave better.
Is there a Sasquatch in Hamilton Gardens? Performers aim to track it down.
After $127m rebuild, city's famous Town Hall to open doors this month
Kiwi actor Harry McNaughton remembers crashing Ian McKellen's party.
How far has gay liberation really come? Pride Festival begins with a provocative play.
Talented cast's exuberant energy makes musical an uplifting and entertaining experience.
Auckland's summer of festivals is joined by a new one celebrating experimental dance.
"My dream as a kid, both my brother and I, was to be in the Guinness Book of Records."
Her gravelly voice and big, bright smile were Carol Channing's trademark.
Madiba the Musical reminds us why looking back is sometimes needed to go forward.
Aladdin, the latest Disney musical to touch down in Auckland, oozes class and style.
Pop-up Globe has a special offer for Kiwis with links to the notorious English king.