Theatreview Weekly: 21/05/2015
The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews of The Armed Man, and Ver Na Vavetar Love At War.
Feeling Grounded
The art museum and a pataka - Mark Amery finds the Dowse finding its feet in connecting past with future.
More funding for TV captions
NZ On Air has increased funding to provide more captions and audio description on television programmes for the hearing and sight impaired.
Decades of Ugly Shakespeare
The Ugly Shakespeare Company has trained actors and toured NZ schools for two decades. Founder Richard Green reflects on the past 20 years.
ScreenTalk: Colin McRae
Producer and director Colin McRae has a television career spanning 40 years. In that time he has worked in news and current affairs for both TVNZ and TV3
NZ Art: Insights and Connections
A major programme of new exhibitions drawn from the world’s largest collection of New Zealand art is now on view at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki.
WIFT Mana Wahine Award
The WIFT NZ Mana Wahine Award recipient Chelsea Winstanley was selected for the quality and success of her work so far, her professionalism, integrity and willingness to take risks.
Winners have the last laugh!
Hamish Parkinson took out the Billy T Award and Dai Henwood received The FRED Award for the 2015 NZ International Comedy Festival.
NZ Museum Awards 2015
An exciting range of exhibitions and projects have been acknowledged at the 2015 New Zealand Museum Awards.
Managing to make music
Home after playing the UK and US, Paul Martin from platinum selling metal band Devilskin and MMF Award winning manager James Southgate tell us about working together.
Theatreview Weekly: 14/05/2015
The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews of Tiki Taane Mahuta, Justine Smith – Abroad, and La Cenerentola (Cinderella).
Music Managers Awards 2015
The endless contribution that managers make to the New Zealand music industry was celebrated at the 2015 Music Managers Awards.