Exhibition a thought-provoking sign of the times
Each woman stares accusingly from the canvas.
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Auckland Philharmonia’s Bach & Bruckner concert set off with a rare pleasure.
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Well-put-together miniseries has echoes of Succession.
Why watching Fallout is even more fun than playing it
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Exhibition review: Six Extinctions has a gasp-worthy surprise around each corner
Scotty the the Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton was the star of the show.
Karl Puschmann: The verdict on the grand finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm
After fumbling the Seinfeld finale, does Larry David get it right on his second go?
Spooky English house the quiet star of domestic drama
This domestic drama shows the vulnerability behind the glamour of one New York family.
William Dart review: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra at Auckland Town Hall
OPINION: Saturday night’s Mahler concert was 'about our world and new beginnings'.
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Series examines the drama between Truman Capote and New York's socialites.
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Review: Drama skirts controversy of real-life story
Drama based on a true story dances around the nitty gritty.
Dark City: The Cleaner review -'Murder-y, gory and a little bit unhinged'
The Christchurch-set serial killer show feels uniquely Kiwi, writes Karl Puschmann.
William Dart review: Barton & Brodsky at the Town Hall Concert Chamber
OPINION: It was magical - yet the bringing together of cultures was not always smooth.
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The Auckland Arts Festival is on until March 24.
Karl Puschmann: Does Road House deliver a knockout blow?
Jake Gyllenhaal stars in this rowdy remake of Patrick Swayze’s action classic.
Movie 'Shortcomings' a humorous snapshot of modern love in New York
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The classic combo of violin and piano shines in a church setting.