Theatreview Weekly: 27/10/11
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including A Thousand Hills, Joseph Harper: The Boy And The Bicycle, Hold Onto Your Horses and Yo Future.
Architecture + Women
What happens to NZ’s women architects after they graduate? This is the central question behind the launch of a new website, Architecture + Women.
NZ musicians at Kings Place
A group of New Zealand’s top musicians, composers and writers take over London’s Kings Place next March.
WOMAD New Zealand 2012
One of the inspirations behind the very first WOMAD festival will head to WOMAD New Zealand 2012, along with a line-up of musicians, bands and performers from all corners of the globe.
Cultural Storytellers - Tim Jones
An interview with Wellington poet Tim Jones, currently on a book launch tour with his latest collection Men Briefly Explained.
Follow your heart
We can become so consumed with our work that we forget about the things that deep down we yearn to understand, says Ande Schurr in his latest column for freelancers.
Senior Fulbright scholars announced for exchanges to US
Sculptor Paul Cullen, a Senior Lecturer in Visual Arts at AUT University, has been awarded one of six 2012 Fulbright New Zealand Senior Scholar Awards.
ScreenTalk: Carol Hirschfeld
Carol Hirschfeld attributes some of her career path to her father, “a big newspaper man”.
Social gaming for change: Facebook unleashed
The notion that we can positively change behaviours through games and play has long been accepted by social change game creators.
I for Invisible...I for Inclusion
A multimedia visual art installation that celebrates visibility, affirms identity and challenges the concepts of what inclusion means.
Getting it together
Jeff Clark talks about putting together the support material for The Court Theatre’s opening season brochure at the same time as putting together a theatre.
The Cure key casting
Key casting is now complete on self-funded feature The Cure, due to begin filming for five weeks in and around Wellington and the Hutt Valley from November 2.