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Graeme James on the challenge of releasing 24 songs over the course of a year.
Mother and daughter musicians Diana and Sylvia Neild to play in Globe Matinee Concert.
Storyteller John Thornley to celebrate African-American music in a series of free talks.
At times I struggled to follow the goings on, even in The 39 Steps
That the city is able to sustain this festival for so long demonstrates a strong pulse.
The Datsuns are back! We catch up with drummer Ben Cole to find out where they've been.
Wellington pianist Liam Furey to play in Palmerston North on May 30.
British comedian targets his audience precisely.
Incredible cast of Sing to Me let down by bizarre sound design and too many themes.
Manawatū Concert Band's first concert of 2021 a train worth jumping aboard.
Flautist's technical agility and brilliance of tone a highlight of the afternoon.
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.
Filmmaker Arka Gupta's cast and crew think the world of him, and he of them.
Palmerston North City Library has an extensive digital resources collection.
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.
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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.