
Author Adrian McKinty on the call(s) that changed his life
Author Adrian McKinty quit writing - then came the biggest break of his career.
Author Adrian McKinty quit writing - then came the biggest break of his career.
Captain James Cook would probably be embarrassed by the attention we still accord him.
One of our most senior contemporary dancers is back in town and ready to bloom.
Greg Fleming reviews Alafair Burke's The Better Sister.
Award-winning illustrator Donovan Bixley to join forces with APO to make Mozart magical.
It's not quite a tribute to Little Mix but celebrates the music, style and contradiction.
Dr Martin Griffiths came across the story in a 1910 edition of The Sydney Star.
Crime pays? Greg Fleming on judging the 2019 Ngaio Marsh Awards for NZ crime fiction.
Artist Fiona Pardington on why she loves the Catholic church and being happy for others.
Composer Michael Norris' latest music is a blend of old and new and promises to intrigue.
Greg Fleming on the latest James Ellroy, Robert Pobi, Don Winslow and Tom Marcus.
Matariki closes with a concert to light up Federal St - it's on this weekend.
APO's Don Giovanni last chance to see top young opera star before she takes on the world.
NYO Celebrates was a culmination of a century's nurturing.
Billy Porter is "on the move, honey" - and he wants you to join him in the revolution.
Meet the NZ/USA theatre family who could be our answers to the Von Trapps.
Art exhibitions usually open with wine and cheese, this one starts with a hikoi and hangi.
The musical Once delivers a heartwarming story filled with stunning music.
APO musicians stay cool and perform under pressure when faced with change of conductor.
Portrait of an artist in recovery.
New Zealand Dance Company to debut its first ever kids' show especially for Matariki.
Te reo memory game with a twist. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Was this visiting musician up to the demands of solo jazz piano, asks William Dart.
Musicals, parody shows and beautiful music - you can see and hear it all this weekend.
Auckland Chamber Orchestra pay deserved homage to one of our best composers.
Theatre review: Auckland has waited a long time to see War Horse, was it worth the wait?
The hidden world of teenage girls is brought to complex and funny life in The Wolves.
Raewyn Whyte finds a new version of Swan Lake fails to take full flight.
A rare collection of early New Zealand printed material has been put up for auction.