Things to do this weekend: Hidden gems in Auckland’s calendar
Get among the fun in Tāmaki Makaurau using our weekend guide.
Get among the fun in Tāmaki Makaurau using our weekend guide.
Red, White and Brass cast on what to expect from the new stage play at Auckland’s ASB Waterfront Theatre. Video / Janelle Eaton
The actor had a brutal fall while performing onstage at Noel Coward Theatre yesterday.
Reporter Kenjrik and students from Ko Taku Reo check out The Great Piratical Rumbustification, a Tim Bray Theatre Company show with accessible performances for everyone!
Angelina Jolie won her first Tony Award after being inspired by her daughter.
Red, White & Brass leaps from screen to stage. The cast explains what to expect.
From debating Christopher Luxon to treading the boards in Matilda.
The extension was necessary due to an ‘unprecedented’ asbestos find.
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Hamilton Boys'and Girls' High and Taupō-nui-a-tia representing Waikato in Wellington.
The theatre has special significance in New Zealand history as an early 'picture palace'.
Review: There's plenty of praises to sing when it comes to this show.
The locally made show is based on two cavemen families each wanting what the other has.
He's travelled the world with his craft; now he's coming back to where it started.
Rain or sun, you don't want to miss out on experiencing these thrilling weekend events.
Hamilton Musical Theatre presents Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd.
Simon and Eryn Cannell are part of the Ordinary Days cast.
'Come Along Oliver Moody' explores friendship's enduring power.
Sweeney Todd is considered to be a true Stephen Sondheim masterpiece.
Killer Queens not a tribute band, but a celebration.
Indian Ink return to New Zealand stages for Dirty Work.
The show is touring New Zealand and will also make a stop in Waikato.
Waikato Herald spoke to local arts advocates about what the cuts mean for the future.
The week-long intensive programme encourages kids down a creative path.
In The Effect, does love come from the head or the heart?
Inside her journey from booty-shaking pop glamazon to stage triumph in Sunset Boulevard.
Foliaka tells Spy about the “awesome Tongan talent” involved.
Eddie Elliott is the talented Māori choreographer behind the show Uku - Behind the Canvas.
The 'golden ticket' is a chance to aim for London, Keira Brassett says.
Demolition requires resource consent and that is 'not straightforward'.