Oliver Driver directs Michael Hurst in ATC's Red
Oliver Driver directs Michael Hurst in Auckland Theatre Company's new production of John Logan's Tony Award winning play, Red, opening at the Maidment Theatre on June 2.
NZSM Composer-in-Residence
Toronto-based composer Juliet Palmer is returning to her homeland in late July to take up the Creative NZ/Jack C. Richards Composer-in-Residence at the NZ School of Music.
Conflict images say a thousand words
Conflict through the camera lense will be the topic of this year’s Auckland Festival of Photography’s Talking Culture Symposium.
IMNZ: The Big Busk
Alongside the excellent albums and super shows that we are showered with during NZ Music Month, attention also turns to how to get by in the ever-changing music industry.
Eden the Inside Story
The Eden Project in Cornwall turned a disused claypit into one of the world’s most important gardens. 'Eden the Complete Inside Story' will be presented by film-maker Robin Kewell.
Make yourselves at home
This month Wellington dealer galleries welcome an unprecedented number of exhibitions from out of town, writes Mark Amery.
Billy T & Me with Peter Rowley
'Billy T & Me' is a personal tribute by comic actor Peter Rowley who spent five years working with one of New Zealand’s biggest icons, Billy T James.
2011 NZ Music Managers Awards finalists
The finalists for the 2011 NZ Music Managers Awards have been announced.
Theatreview Weekly: 12/05/11
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week - including the NZ International Comedy Festival 2011.
Line Producers talk
Ande Schurr delves deeper into the film industry and interviews three line producers who have a healthy track record of bringing home international commercials.
Whanganui UCOL lecturer wins sculpture award
Whanganui UCOL Fine Arts Lecturer Brit Bunkley’s sculpture, Hear my train a comin' has been selected as the winner of Sculpture Whanganui 2011.
Why Milan? NZ designers reflect
A collaborative exhibition project and magazine feature presented by Objectspace and Urbis magazine.