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Fly My Pretties: Birds of a feather
Yet another incarnation of the Barnaby Weir-led musical supergroup Fly My Pretties returns for its fourth tour of duty around New Zealand. Lydia Jenkin was at their first show in Dunedin.
Franki Valli season hits Auckland
The hit musical about his group is hitting town in April, and American pop veteran and falsetto king Franki Valli is also heading over to perform in Auckland.
Labour Weekend: What's on around the country?
We've rounded up some of the best events happening all over the country this long weekend.
My Big Week: Yaw Boateng
A week in the life of actor, dancer and musician - Yaw Boateng.
There's more than one game in town
The battle for Auckland will continue long after the Cup fanfare is over, writes Bernard Orsman.
Theatre review: Arohanui: The Greatest Love
A traditional-style epic tale, this well-paced musical extravaganza is by turns cheesy, dramatic and genuinely moving.
Dance review: Prime Cuts at Tempo Dance Festival
The annual Prime Cuts showcase in this year's Tempo Dance Festival comprised just four works.
Theatre Review: Yours Truly at The Basement
Playwright Albert Belz has earned considerable acclaim for his treatment of Maori subjects but his re-telling of the Jack the Ripper story seems to be making a statement about the perils of pigeon-holing writers according to their ethnicity.
Anything Goes: All hands on deck
Anything Goes, set to open in Auckland, brings an ocean liner to the stage with plenty of familiar toe-tapping tunes, writes Dionne Christian
Janet McAllister: World Cup sitting duck for satire and dissent
The Rugby World Cup 2011 is good fodder for satire, and art is traditionally a burner as well as a builder of sacred cows.