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Utterance: Ben Pearce

Utterance: Ben Pearce

The upcoming exhibition by Napier artist Ben Pearce extends the theme of childhood which been an ongoing concern of his sculpture over past years. Here Pearce introduces the idea of survival,…

St George Street Speaks

St George Street Speaks

Master of Theatre Arts final year student, Kat Thomas, has developed a community project to celebrate the identity of a well-known hub in Old Papatoetoe, Auckland, with the exhibition St George…

Milkthistle & Colossal Colossus to play Breaker Bay Hall

Milkthistle & Colossal Colossus to play Breaker Bay Hall

Cello-based folk-rock trio Milkthistle and solo performer Colossal Colossus will be performing live at Breaker Bay Hall in Seatoun on Saturday, 28 February in an intimate evening of fresh New Zealand…

CHARTFEST NZ Music Month Festival Returns for 2009

CHARTFEST NZ Music Month Festival Returns for 2009

The NZ Music Month spotlight hits Christchurch again with the return of CHARTFEST - Christchurch's largest annual indoor music festival with over 20 of Christchurch's premier live acts rocking 4…

Strange Resting Places at The PumpHouse

Strange Resting Places at The PumpHouse

The PumpHouse is delighted to announce that the highly celebrated production Strange Resting Places will be the first show for the Autumn Collection 09. This marks The PumpHouse's new direction in…

Fringe Bedroom play extends season

Fringe Bedroom play extends season

Due to a two week sell out season, The Intricate Art of Actually Caring by Eli Kent is extending another week! Meet at Glover Park. Walk to Eli's bedroom. Take your seats. Witness: Two boys,…

TBI Q&A: L.A Mitchell

TBI Q&A: L.A Mitchell

With her 2007 album Debut, L.A Mitchell uncorked a sparkling collection of seductive soul and jazz that revealed her undeniable talent as a singer-songwriter and musician. Reviewers soaked in…

TBI Q&A: Leon Radojkovic from Dr Colossus

TBI Q&A: Leon Radojkovic from Dr Colossus

Cinematic and freewheeling, the evocative music of Dr Colossus weaves a vast web of sounds and references: a Tijuana knife fight, pistols at dawn on the steppes of Siberia, complex Balkan rhythms,…

TBI Q&A: Dixon Nacey from the Samsom Nacey Haines Trio

TBI Q&A: Dixon Nacey from the Samsom Nacey Haines Trio

The Samsom Nacey Haines Trio will perform at The Festival Club, part of Red Square, a multi-venue hub based in the Aotea Centre precinct. Three of New Zealand's top jazz artists, Ron Samsom, Kevin…

Artists' play up

Artists' play up

We need artists to perplex us with what might seem like mindless acts of violence on what we conside

Work In Progress Blog: The Ensemble Project

Work In Progress Blog: The Ensemble Project

Silo Theatre is putting eight aspiring actors through their paces with a theatrical boot camp before taking to the stage to perform Life Is A Dream, directed by Michael Hurst, and Back Story, by…

ScreenTalk: Annie Collins on cutting films (+video)

ScreenTalk: Annie Collins on cutting films (+video)

Courtesy of NZ On Screen Editor Annie Collins has worked with some of New Zealand's most provocative directors, including Barry Barclay (The Neglected Miracle), and Merata Mita (Patu!) during a 30…