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Tantrums, talent and tulle
The myth of dancers being drama kings and queens couldn’t be further from the truth.

Passionate tribute to Russian composers
In the world of chamber music the Borodin Quartet reigns supreme. The Russian ensemble can boast a lifespan of 65 years, with the late Valentin Berlinsky, who died in 2008, spending 62 of them as cellist.

NZ Arts Festival: Thrill of a premiere shouldn't be underestimated
The risk is part of the itching in the oyster shell that makes the pearl. It's an essential part of what makes the performing arts so exciting.

NZ Arts Festival: <i>11 and 12</i> review
Mark Amery reviews 11 and 12 at the New Zealand Arts Festival.

Art gallery listings
Fresh Gallery Pelenato Liufau, to Mar 13; Czarina Alisi Wilson, Mar 19-Apr 10; Otara Town Centre

Gallery 'delighted' Hotere auction can go ahead
March 25 auction will see works produced by Ralph Hotere between 1958 to 1968 go under the hammer.

Challenging the dot problem
An Australian artist uses a bold medium to turn the tide on his country's racism towards Aboriginals.

Rising stars' work forms heart of <i>Hou</i>
The pressure is on for Atamira Dance Collective's two rising stars whose first choreographic works for the company form the heart of Hou, a dance performance and Maori arts symposium in Henderson this weekend.

NZ Arts Festival: <i>Inside out</i> review
The carny folk have come to Wellington, all sweat, glitter and sawdust.

Australia: Thousands bare all for photo shoot
About 5200 naked people have embraced each other on the steps of Sydney's iconic Opera House for a photo shoot by Spencer Tunick.