Dunedin actor Anna Henare and her trust, Experience Access, have teamed up with Fortune Theatre to present the first of six audio-described performances in 2012.
No less than an astonishing 43 Toi graduates, students and staff members are taking part in this year’s New Zealand International Arts Festival.
Royal New Zealand Ballet’s 2012 season has opened with NYC – Three Short Ballets from the Big Apple.
The theme of this year’s NZ Book Month is Books Change Lives, and over 200 events will take place the length of New Zealand to encourage people to get involved.
The New Zealand Federation of Film Societies will host more than 400 niche film screenings in 15 societies across the North and South Islands in 2012, starting in March.
The New Zealand Film Commission congratulates Ant Timpson and Marshall Smith who were honoured by the Arts Regional Trust (ART).
Lizzie Gillett (The Age of Stupid), will visit New Zealand in early March for a series of talks hosted by Women in Film and Television.
Mark Amery considers the cancellation of Teresa Margolles’ NZ International Arts Festival work at The Dowse and reviews a survey of Maori artist Robyn Kahukiwa’s work.
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including Show Pony, Babylon, Four Dogs and a Bone, and Top Girls.
Renee Liang previews TeZuka, a dance piece inspired by the imagery and themes of Japanese manga, at the NZ International Arts Festival this weekend.
Ant Timpson, a self-confessed ‘filmhead’ who has spent over 25 years encouraging and enabling kiwis to watch, make and love movies, has been named the inaugural ART Creative Entrepreneur.
Corrugated iron sculptor Jeff Thomson will judge this year’s Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award.