Former Starship Enterprise commander William Shatner reflects fondly on flying over Christchurch, visiting Queenstown and getting sunburnt through his long shirt last time he beamed down to New Zealand.
Mavis Staples still thinks about the advice that her father, the legendary Pop Staples, gave her about awards shows when she was younger.
Julie Hill's whimsical work leaves the audience guessing.
As if to prove there is more to Auckland 2011 than rugby, there is an Arts Festival just around the corner, therefore, the time has come to study the programme, to sort through the pick 'n' mix box of yummy cultural chocolates on offer.
Musician Fela Kuti is being immortalised, with the stage show of his life now being captured on film.
The potential refurbishment of the St James Theatre has received a boost from Auckland Mayor Len Brown.
The Arrival was the big winner at the Chapman Tripp Wellington Theatre Awards which were handed out last night.
Gagarin Way is about current political apathy; nonetheless it expects its audience to have a wee bit of political awareness, particularly vis-a-vis 20th century British history.
Actor and upcoming Almighty Johnson, Emmett Skilton's big week.
The second annual Hackman Theatre Awards were given out in Auckland last night, and while some accuse the theatre world of taking itself too seriously, these awards couldn't take themselves any less seriously.