Anna Jackson speaks with local Transmedia Producer Dave Boivin about transmedia, storytelling and pushing boundaries.
A play about a famous madam performed at an infamous Auckland strip club? Renee Liang asks Ben Crowder about stretching theatrical boundaries.
Fifteen music managers have been selected to participate in the professional development programme CONTROL: The Business of Music Management.
Established ceramic artist Louise Rive has won the country’s top ceramic honour, the 2014 Premier Portage Award for her figurative work, The Space Between.
Artistic director, choreographer and show producer, Tanemahuta Gray (Ngai Tahu) is the recipient of the AMP People’s Choice Scholarship, receiving $10,000.
Script to Screen and the NZ Writers’ Guild joined together to present an afternoon with Academy-award winning screenwriter David Seidler (The King’s Speech).
The completion of the $19 million Lopdell Precinct redevelopment in Titirangi was celebrated on 1 November.
The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews of Black Grace Presents Xmas Verses (2014), The Pink Hammer, and Le Franglais Improv Comedy Show.
Mark Amery writes on the role of the public gallery in its community and considers The Critic’s Part, a recently published collection of art writing by Wystan Curnow.
This episode deals with questions of ethical relationships between performers and institutions, festivals, curators, directors and choreographers.
The line up for this year’s Creative New Zealand Arts Pasifika Awards celebrates excellence and innovation in Pacific arts.
The Arts Foundation of New Zealand has announced the 2014 recipients of their Laureate and New Generation Awards.