New Zealander of the Year 2011 Sir Paul Callaghan's address to creative entrepreneurs at Survive & Thrive: Fuelling the Business of Creativity, in Auckland on July 14 2011.
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The Gruffalo - an adaption by Tall Stories Theatre Company, from the award winning picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler
Renee Liang talks about the rich lineup of events on for National Poetry Day (July 22) and interviews North Shore poet Johanna Emeney, author of the recently released Apple &Tree.
The Eden Arts Art Schools Award brings together for the first time four Auckland art institutions: Elam School of Fine Arts, Unitec, AUT and Whitecliffe.
Raising the Titanics is an absolute must see! Albert Belz has written a gem. This is Maori theatre at its very best. How’s that for a rave review?
John Bates talks about his award-winning documentaries, abstract art and the making of 50 Years of New Zealand Television.
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra will play history’s most defiant symphony under the leadership of a fiery Russian conducting star when it tours its Leningrad concert series in August.
The Len Lye Centre has secured another half million dollar investment with a grant from the New Zealand Lottery Grants Board’s Environment and Heritage Committee.
The Sleeping Beauty is the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s grandest production to date featuring spectacular sets, sumptuous costume design and breathtaking classical choreography.
Three NZ curators will learn about the contemporary arts scene in China and Korea after being selected to participate in a three week curatorial tour.
Author and educator Dr Ian Hunter will talk about ‘Myth, Reality, and the Road to Business Growth’ at this year’s Survive & Thrive Moa Moments session.