TBI Q&A: Ruth Carr
Minuit singer Ruth Carr talks about the electro trio’s collaboration for WOMAD with composer Gareth Farr’s 12-piece traditional Balinese Gamelan - Gamelan Taniwha Jaya.
Theatreview Weekly: 08/03/12
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including White, Much Ado About Nothing, A Play About Love, and The Last Five Years.
Tuvalu at Pasifika Festival
Tuvalu will demonstrate at Pasifika Festival their dance, language and culture is strong, despite the threat of sea level rise.
Clowns rule at NZ Fringe
The 22nd New Zealand Fringe Festival wrapped up on March 4 with an awards ceremony celebrating 60 shows in 30 venues with more than 600 participants.
The Madant Mafia
There is a saying that blood is thicker than water, that the bonds between family is stronger than those of friendships. When it comes to building a successful company, the rules change.
ScreenTalk: Alison Bruce
Alison Bruce: on Being Eve, Hercules and Agnetha.
Janet Frame Lecture 2012
Held each year as part of New Zealand Book Month, the Janet Frame Memorial Lecture 2012 was delivered by Marilyn Duckworth.
Where has all the meaning gone?
Can we build education in which money is a by-product of meaning rather than the object of meaning?
NZ short in Finland film festival
New Zealand short film Hitch Hike has been selected to screen in competition at the prestigious Tampere Film Festival in its 42nd edition.
Taite Music Prize 2012 finalists
The finalists for the Taite Music Prize 2012 have been confirmed.
Festival View: Scott Graham
Renee Liang talks to Scott Graham, co-director of UK-based theatre collective Frantic Assembly, about the new work they are bringing to the NZ International Arts Festival, Beautiful Burnout.
Big Day Art in Taupo
Big Day Art will showcase the depth and scale of local Taupo talent across a variety of artistic genres.