Theatreview Weekly: 02/05/2013
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including: Tautai, Tom Green, Nick Rado in the Funniest Joke in the World.
A little bird told me...
Five examples from storytellers who have embraced twitter as either a standalone story platform or as part of a wider story world.
Tribute: Dr Rodney Wilson
Dr Rodney Wilson, who died in Auckland on Saturday evening, has been remembered by colleagues for his spectacular achievements.
Absurdly succinct interview
Dr Brown (aka Philip Burgers) is in the country with his singing tiger, as part of the 2013 NZ International Comedy Festival. Renee Liang tries to find out more.
ScreenTalk: Ray Waru
Maori broadcasting pioneer Ray Waru has had a long and distinguished career as a producer and director in both television and radio.
Book award honours Mahy
New Zealand’s most cherished children’s author will be commemorated with the renaming of the New Zealand Post Children’s Book Awards’ top honour.
Music Managers finalists
The MMF New Zealand and PPNZ Music Licensing have announced the finalists for the 2013 Music Managers Awards.
Creating Chromacon
Chromacon is an annual one-day Illustration and Comics Arts Festival which aims to connect communities. Renee Liang talks to its creator, Allan Xia.
City Gallery Wellington senior curator
City Gallery Wellington has announced the appointment of Robert Leonard as Senior Curator.
Making Tracks - April 2013
NZ On Air will fund 24 new music projects in its latest Making Tracks funding round.
Theatreview Weekly: 25/04/2013
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including: Beauty and the Beast, Midnight in Moscow, The Little Sweep, and Dancing Till We Drop.
Brushing up on Bristlebots
Sofie Welvaert, part of the team at Dunedin based startup Bristlebotics, tells us about transforming a toothbrush into a robot.