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The "rumpty life" of screenwriter, actor and new Katherine Mansfield fellow Fiona Samuel.

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After major overhaul, Tauranga Art Gallery reopens with a fresh, inclusive vision.

Opera star Joyce DiDonato tunes in for an NZ tour

The American mezzo-soprano has been described as one of the greats of her generation.

Costa Botes: Reflections on an uncompromising life in NZ film

Botes wrote in the magazine about living on borrowed time and his independent career.

Dance company Black Grace turns 30 - why founder Neil Ieremia pushes harder, sharper and faster

As Black Grace marks 30 years, its founder explains why he continues to be so demanding.

‘More than a singer’: Global opera community pays tribute to Sir Donald McIntyre

Sir Donald McIntyre was an opera superstar but never attained household recognition in NZ.

Tabea Squire’s new work examines the play between stillness and movement

Squire's latest composition will premiere with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.

Battle of the saxes: NZSO guest star Jess Gillam on being a classical outsider

English saxophonist says her instrument has helped introduce audiences to classical music.