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NZ Arts Festival: <i>Inside out</i> review

The carny folk have come to Wellington, all sweat, glitter and sawdust.

NZ Arts Festival: <i>Sound of Silence</i> review

Words that speak volumes

<b><i>Paula Green reviews four new collections of poems</i></b>

<i>Preview:</i> MetOpera's Carmen at Bridgeway Cinema

New Zealanders are guaranteed a special buzz at the latest MetOpera presentation, opening next week.

<i>Preview:</i> Flipside at Tapac

Much Moore to be found in sculpture

The adventures of Felix Kelly

Expat artist Felix Kelly is little known in his homeland but his colourful life story reads like a movie.

NZ Arts Festival: <i>MTYland</i> review

<i>T.J. McNamara:</i> Evocative works tempt you to touch

<i>Review:</i> Splore festival

Hundreds of festival-goers slapped on sunscreen and absorbed three days of music and art by the sea at the biannual Splore festival at the weekend.

<i>Review:</i> TWACAS at Maidment Theatre

A new take on our colonial history

Deal opens Moore world to public

<i>T.J. McNamara:</i> Big reputations go on the lines

<i>Preview: I Heart Camping</i> at the Basement Theatre

From Russia, with power

When Eugene Mursky makes his New Zealand debut on Thursday, he couldn't wish for a more theatrical launch than Prokofiev's glittering Third Concerto.

Girl wonder blogged down by plagiarism debate

Books turn a page in Pakistan