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Review: Dirty Work: Singing in praise of the unsung hero
Trio channel a comedy that finds a hero where we might not expect it.
Trio channel a comedy that finds a hero where we might not expect it.
"Company" traces the struggles of a New York man-about-town.
Winner of six Tony Awards, Company is a love letter - or love-hate letter - to New York.
J Harrison Ghee and Alex Newell both won Tonys for acting.
A killer is in their midst. Will they strike again?
'I deeply regret my actions', says Nicholas Greer.
This opera has always been tricky territory with its sexual politics.
Te Pou Theatre and The Dust Palace encourage young people to attend.
When you arrive at Te Pou Theatre for the show, leave your white feminism at the door.
Autaia celebrates the richness, diversity, and importance of ngā toi Māori (Māori arts).
Tough week in politics doesn't stop Acting PM from attending wāhine Māori shows.
11,500 members of the Writers Guild of America went on strike this week.
Judith Collins' outburst over women speaking on marae sparks show.
Rugby, beer and ballet play returns to Waipū - 20 years after it was first performed.
Singer sold millions and starred on stage and screen before focusing on civil rights.
The cast of 38 did not miss a beat.
Review: Tauranga Musical Theatre's 'Jekyll & Hyde The Musical' is a feast for the ears.
Watching '8 Scott Ave: The Sequel' will be extra-special for a Rotorua man and his family.
The play includes characters from Ihimaera's The Parihaka Woman and Pounamu Pounamu.
The event boasts performances from Michael Hurst and features drive-in movies.
Here are some of the best performances and productions.
The show follows a worm on its adventure to rescue its mother.
News snippets from across Northland and the surrounds.
The genesis of NZ Opera’s The Unruly Tourists, which premieres tonight
"It will inspire our community."
The singer and actress is taking to the stage in "Wicked".
Bangarra Dance will appear in Aotearoa this week with its latest show
Māori comedians band together to raise funds for Cyclone Gabrielle relief fund.
The Te Pou Theatre will tackle the issues of women speaking on marae.