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Carl Bland: Veteran of alternative theatre
11 Feb 2017Carl Bland is an acclaimed actor, playwright and painter, and the son of another renown New Zealand actor Peter Bland. He was a core cast member shows such as Rude Awakenings, and hit drama Street… Audio
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Story telling through solo shows
10 Feb 2017It’s hard enough having one show in the Fringe festival, but how about two. Wellington based Eliza Sanders brings two solo show – Castles, and Pedal - to the Basement Theatre in Auckland, in late… Audio
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Rapa Nui inspires fringe theatre show in NZ
The links between Rapa Nui and New Zealand are brought to the fore in a new NZ Fringe Festival show. Audio
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Classic Comedy Debate: You Don't Know How Lucky You Are
5 Feb 2017A charity debate at the Classic Comedy Club in Auckland, celebrating 20 Years at the home of live comedy in Auckland. Audio
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When dating gets theatrical
5 Feb 2017There's speed dating, online dating, and now Onstage Dating.
Award-winning Australian performer Bron Batten is a Tinderella, a serial dater... and she does it all in front of an audience.
Bron's… Audio
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Tackling the hard stuff on stage
A devised theatre show called deVine has taken as its subject the tensions around a family dealing and not dealing with mental health issues.
RECollective Theatre Company wants to tackle this issue… Audio
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The week that was with Te Radar and Pinky Agnew
3 Feb 2017Te Radar and Pinky Agnew have a lighter look at the week - including the one about the Danish zoo which has developed a 'Tinder' for orangutans to track mating preferences. Audio
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Theatre Critic - Jo Hodgson
2 Feb 2017Jo Hodgson from theatreview.org is here with recap of last nights premire of the Bacchus Theatre Production "The Queen of Tarts." Audio
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Death, courage and grief
2 Feb 2017It’s a fact of life, we all die. Death is theme of Once There Was A Woman created and performed by Beth Kayes. Grief, memory, vulnerability, caring for the elderly and death, along with race… Audio
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It will make you jump
1 Feb 2017Swedish born, Amsterdam-based playwright Jakob Ahlbom is bringing his theatrical work Horror to the Auckland Arts Festival in March. Audio
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The road to LA
31 Jan 2017Kiwi actor William Kircher explains how being buried in dead fish, and being pushed down a river in a barrel in full costume has changed his life. This all happened when Bill was a dwarf in The… Audio
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No time for a cuppa and a lie down
31 Jan 2017Although she maybe directing and starring in Grumpy Old Women: Game of Crones Geraldine Brophy is far too busy to be grumpy, or old. With a three month tour of her latest show about aging about to… Audio
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The Queen of Tarts
30 Jan 2017More than 40 singers aged between 6 and 70 will take to the stage in Wellington this week for the premiere of new musical The Queen of Tarts. Written by Paul Percey and Michael Vinten, and directed by… Audio
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Raggedy Anne and Mr. Piths
Actor and writer Ella Hope-Higginson is a shining example of what it takes to make a living on stage and screen.
The Toi Whakaari New Zealand Drama School graduate is in the recent film The Rehearsal… Audio
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Goodbye Pork Pie revived
29 Jan 2017Remaking the 1981 comedy classic Goodbye Pork Pie - inspired or unnecessary? A yellow mini is once again being chased the length of the country by police. Lynn Freeman talks to actors Tom Hern and… Video, Audio
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The week that was with Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther
27 Jan 2017Te Radar and Elizabeth Easther consider the plan to standardize symbols for high tech Japanese toilets, plus the news that US "doomsday preppers" are making a beeline for New Zealand. Audio
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Theatre Critic
26 Jan 2017John Smythe from Theatreview.org.nz reviews PUBLIC WORKS and THE LANDEATERS two of the plays in the four part series THE UNDERTOW. This is true community theatre presented by The College of Humanities… Audio
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Going on a musical adventure
26 Jan 2017Story telling is at the heart of musician Jamie McCaskill’s new one man show Mata and the Mysterious Musical Maunga which he performs as part of Capital E’s National Arts Festival for children in… Audio
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Leny Woolsey explains Organisational Theatre
19 Jan 2017"Organisational theatre" or OT - a way of uncovering the dynamics of a workplace. In OT, a full length play is written about a business, in collaboration with its employees. Audio
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Lashings of satire
8 Jan 2017In case you hadn’t noticed Enid Blyton’s Famous Five are now all grown up and featuring in a series of new satirical novels. Audio