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Southsiders' talent making waves
South Auckland sometimes gets a bad rap. But many who have called the place home have gone on to make an impression internationally in their chosen fields.
Theatre review: A Basement Christmas Carol
The Christmas play is a greatly anticipated Basement tradition, combining a volunteer cast on high rotate with loads of punny fun for a festive fundraiser.
Dai Henwood and Paul Ego
7 Days team captains Dai Henwood and Paul Ego are joining us for a live chat at 12pm as they prepare to take their show on the road.
Curtain up on fun fare for children
Hey kids, get ready to shout 'Look behind you!' when the Christmas panto season starts, says Dionne Christian.
Theatre review: Between the Sheets, The Basement
There's an immediate frisson of friction between the two characters - a teacher and a mother - in this hour-long, real-time conversation.
Michele Hewitson interview: Mick Innes
Funny things seem to happen to the actor Mick Innes and a funny thing happened on his way to meet me.
Peter Calder: Pollywood stories making ripples
Technically, it should probably be Polywood, not Pollywood. Polywood recalls Polynesia which is what it is all about.
Theatre review: Chicago, Q Theatre
With this fabulous, fast-tempoed spectacle of sizzle and sass, Michael Hurst once again proves himself an exceptional director of musical theatre.
Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson world tour
Check out photos from Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson Immortal world tour show.
Theatre review: Midsummer, The Loft
On-stage chemistry and audience rapport keep the laughs coming during a weekend of adventures.
Theatre review: NZ Ballet gets back to raw essentials
The best thing about the Royal New Zealand Ballet's biennial travelling show is getting up close and personal with performances in smaller venues.
Stage preview: Auckland Theatre Company's Chicago
Does he like peeling onions? Michael Hurst looks bemused by the question - he is eating a home-made salad of piquant appearance - so he pauses, fork in mid-air, and tilts his head.
Hugh Jackman throws party for 4500, makes guests pay
Hugh Jackman has thrown himself a birthday party with 4500 guests, but they had to pay to attend.