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Plenty of laughs and tulle in Palmerston North in May.
Actress Helen Moulder gets support and laughter from her Palmy sister, Jeannette MacEwan.
Wellington celloist Inbal Megiddo began her cello studies at 2.
I leave excited and educated by a show I would never have attended if not on assignment.
There are times I could have closed my eyes and imagined Mercury himself on stage.
Rainbows and Fishes was the last piece renowned puppeteer Peter Wilson wrote.
Bill Bailey relied on his genius to take you on a hilarious off-the-cuff ride.
The cast are carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders and deserve credit.
Actors Mark Hadlow and Darien Takle handle the elderly chocolate wrestling with aplomb.
Be inspired to enter short story competitions.
Neil Finn is a consummate musician and nothing short of a national treasure.
Roger Hall's Winding Up is a hilarious yet insightful look into the golden years.
Film festival another unique attraction to add to Palmy's very full dance card
Beethoven's Spring sonata to be performed at the Globe Theatre.
Facing a mid-life crisis, a group of men put together a synchronised swimming team.
Does it bring new appreciation of an exhibition to know what went on behind the scenes?
Quartet of young actors in latest Manawatū Summer Shakespeare production real standouts.
Sexual abuse survivor shares her life story through text, sculptures and metaphors.
Toi Warbrick crowd sourcing material for creatives in Palmy's big year.
Karlen Redfern wins two awards at Regional Theatre Awards.
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Ruth Spencer explains the rules of engagement for fans at a writers' festival.
"Hooking up" is the love language of Gen Z - but does it mean romance is dead?
With shows like Potted Potter theatre doesn't die like some guy called Voldemort.
Te Manawa's event programme supports our diverse community.
International opera singer Olga Shanina brings her performance expertise to a local stage.
Child victims of Holocaust remembered at Te Manawa exhibition.
How much rubbish can you collect before relaxing and enjoying a movie?
The Seated Photographers aim to do for the arts what the Paralympics have done for sport.
Former Erna Ferry students reunite for fundraising concert.
The R15 summer concert at Cooks Gardens will hit the stage on February 20.
Meet the "six-foot stallion" promising to wow the sold out Rhythm & Alps crowd.
With a new band and new sound, Miles Calder takes us back to how it was.