Courtesy of Script to Screen The May Writer's Room invited some well-known actors to voi
Courtesy of Script to Screen The May Writer's Room invited some well-known actors to voice their comments about dialogue writing from a performer's perspective. MC Tim Balme asked New Zealand…
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra presents music by composers of stunning ballets including Daphnis et Chloe, L'Apres-Midi d'un Faune and Romeo and Juliet. Their music for concert hall is just as…
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra has been invited to perform at the Olympic Cultural Festival in Beijing as part of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The NZSO will give two concerts in Beijing - the…
Happy Camper by Tom Sladden, at Mary Newton Gallery in Wellington, takes a whimsical look at the camping aesthetic. "It looks at Re-Settling through this idea of setting up camp. It puts us into…
Land Without Sundays, the second in a trilogy of plays by Donna Banicevich Gera which trace the stories of Dalmatian immigrants in New Zealand, opens at the Musgrove Studio, Maidment Theatre on…
Go Solo 2008 presents the exciting future of Kiwi theatre with twenty new New Zealand compositions created and performed by third year actors from Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School. 2008 brings huge…
New Zealand's playwrights agency Playmarket is calling for submissions for the tenth New Zealand Young Playwrights Competition, an event that has established itself as an important stepping stone in…
Following a sell out season at the NZ International Arts Festival in February, Indian Ink Theatre Company announces its Wellington and Auckland seasons of its deliciously dark comedy The Dentist's…
Taiaroa Royal has been appointed to the New Zealand School of Dance Board of Trustees. Mr Royal has enjoyed a diverse and successful career as a contemporary dancer and choreographer. "We are…
A lament to New Zealand's extinct birds features in an art exhibition that has just broken attendance records at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney. Fiona Hall: Force Field, opening July 12 at…
By James Hadley in London Greetings reader! This blog is a chance for you to vicariously explore some of London's creative landscape of theatremaking (hopefully with the odd glimpse of the wider…