The Crown reaches a creative dead end with Diana’s ghostly return
REVIEW: The first four episodes of Peter Morgan's final series are intrusive and clumsy.
REVIEW: The first four episodes of Peter Morgan's final series are intrusive and clumsy.
Violinist's partnership with American film composer John Williams proves a crowd-pleaser.
REVIEW: Coldplay's Perth show was an out-of-this-world spectacle.
Languorous emotional outpourings were the order of the evening.
'If you need to cry, if you need to scream - this, my friends, is the place to be.'
Escaping Twin Flames, a new three-part documentary, dives deep into the heart of the cult.
It's a fast-moving, tightly directed pantomime.
Sam Smith pre-warned the crowd: 'This show is actually number 69 - which is very fitting.'
REVIEW: The Irish musical family remind fans in Auckland of what they’re all about.
REVIEW: Musical director Justin Lindsay must be given credit.
It’s a coming-of-age film for men in their 50s who should know better.
Tom Sainsbury's genre-bending thriller faces fear in the Waitākere Ranges.
Director Alice Englert’s feature film debut takes on the enlightenment economy.
OPINION: A dark story of how lockdown brought out the worst in (some of) us.
Coppola's Priscilla Presley biopic paints Elvis' Graceland as a gilded cage.
Might Rachmaninov’s Symphonic Dances become too familiar in our concert halls? Never.
Netflix's Beckham has something for everyone.
Choir and soloists deliver thrilling highlights throughout revered choral work.
Upu is a beautiful demonstration of the power of words.
Personal butlers, world-class dining, and someone will pick out the nuts you don't like.
The Netflix thriller does nothing new. This is why it’s so good.
A puzzling and problematic casting choice threatens to take out the series.
Where else can you see BMX, basketball and balancing acts take to the stage?
Audience-interactive musical a hit.
Kicking off their tour, the boys brought all the jams to a rainy Auckland.
The thriller about Patricia Highsmith is at ASB Waterfront Theatre until October 7.
OPINION: This crime-thriller from Thailand is violent, funny and extremely odd.
Technical precision combined with flair, passion and sheer talent in this performance.
House Rules NZ sees contestants leaving strangers to renovate their house.