New ZealandArchive gems a window on post-WWII NZ artCollection of letters, photos and artworks shed light on key moments in nascent arts culture of 50s-80s.19 Feb 04:00 PM
Entertainment'Sweet, sensitive, kind, thoughtful'Tributes to a "wonderfully spirited woman" are flowing as news of Kiwi actress Sophia Hawthorne's death spreads.19 Feb 02:15 AM
LifestyleTwelve Questions: Fiona ClarkThey're just photos of my friends, who were transexuals, dancing and having a good time.17 Feb 04:00 PM
New ZealandColin McCahon painting expected to fetch over $300,000A Wellington auction house is preparing to put some of the country's best paintings up for sale, including a Colin McCahon expected to reach more than $300,000.17 Feb 03:45 AM
EntertainmentNZSO's Grammy hopes dashedHopes of adding a Grammy to the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's awards cabinet have been dashed after the accolade was handed to the Boston orchestra instead.16 Feb 12:30 AM
EntertainmentTwelve Questions: Stuart MaunderAustralian Stuart Maunder has led the New Zealand Opera company for the past two years. He directed Tosca, now out in cinemas nationwide, and confesses to an unhealthy obsession with Gilbert and Sullivan operettas.15 Feb 04:00 PM
EntertainmentThe Book of Everything: Expect the unexpectedIt's not every night frogs rain down on stage at a theatre, but in The Book of Everything that's what happens - sort of.12 Feb 10:50 PM
EntertainmentMarama: Powerful calls from women of the PacificHarsh realities of modern life in the Pacific are portrayed in a stunning stage work, writes Dionne Christian.12 Feb 08:30 PM
EntertainmentHelen Dunmore's cold war dramaWhat did the Cold War and housework have in common? British author Helen Dunmore reveals the 'ordinary' part of the dramatic period in history to Nicky Pellegrino and how she gets to intimately know her characters.12 Feb 05:00 PM
EntertainmentSeriously seeking ARTventureHe's best known for his roles on television as a funny guy, but Tainui Tukiwaho is serious about a long-term career in arts management.12 Feb 04:00 PM
EntertainmentT.J. McNamara: A strange menagerie"Curiouser and curiouser," said Alice in Wonderland. She might have said the same about current exhibitions in Auckland.12 Feb 04:00 PM
EntertainmentCirque clown 'manhandled' womanAudience member pulled up on stage at Cirque du Soleil's <i>Quidam</i> show describes ordeal as "tasteless and very awkward".09 Feb 09:23 PM
EntertainmentWhat to expect at the LGBTIQ Literary FestivalJennifer Dann finds out what audiences can expect from New Zealand's first LGBTIQ Literary Festival this month.05 Feb 07:00 PM
EntertainmentThe man behind the maskChris Crowe takes Dionne Christian behind the scenes of theatre production.05 Feb 04:00 PM
EntertainmentTheatre review: No More Dancing in the Good Room, Q TheatreChris Parker achieves a fine balance between poignancy and humour in his autobiographical tale about a boy's passion for dance and his journey of self-discovery.04 Feb 04:00 PM
EntertainmentSurvivors' tales heal stolen heartsFor performer Ian Michael, the story of Australia's Stolen Generations - Aboriginal children forcibly taken from their families - is personal.29 Jan 08:00 PM
EntertainmentJohn Psathas' ambitious musical remembrance of WWIJohn Psathas is very much at ease with big projects, as you'd expect of the man whose music opened and closed the 2004 Athens Olympics.29 Jan 06:00 PM
EntertainmentModern dance goes down to earthFestival-goers will be treated to the work of a pioneer of modern movement, writes Bernadette Rae.29 Jan 04:00 PM
OpinionThe enduring influence of JD SalingerToday on the anniversary of his death, Emma Michelle and Anne Maxwell reflect on how JD Salinger's writing first influenced the world and how it continues to do so now.27 Jan 12:30 AM
EntertainmentChris Parker's autobiographical comic dance showComic mix of stage and home movies sad at heart, writes Dionne Christian.22 Jan 10:54 PM
