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Auckland Theatre Company is returning to the stage with eight shows next year.
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The festival hopes for no Covid interruptions following cancellations the past two years.
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The festival will kick off in February 2022.
Retracing history in Vietnam, author Carole Brungar experiences a trip of emotions too.
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Covid has amplified issues that already existed. The needs haven't gone away - Morrow.
Art fans will be able to see Michelangelo's artwork up close in to scale photographs.
The package includes $22.5 million to future-proof the industry.
Womad is back. March 2022 will see an all-star, homegrown line-up.
Waipū band drop album tonight ahead of jetting off to perform internationally.
'The myth of male artistic genius is finally being put to rest,' says the curator.
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There are fears many will leave the arts if extra funding is not put in place.
Self-appointed 'cultural warden' JP sets out to ask the question; when is it OK to haka?
Te Rawhitiroa says his life would be 'pretty vanilla' if te reo Māori wasn't a part of it.