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Comedy Fest review: Maria Williams charisma shines in theatrical showpiece

Maria Williams delivers an endlessly entertaining show that defies categorisation.

Comedy Fest review: Paul Williams keeps you guessing with charismatic chaos

Paul Williams continues to carve out his own unique, musically-aided comedic style.

Review: ATC goes with crowdpleaser for first NZ-Chinese play

REVIEW: It has its flaws, but Single Asian Female is largely a success due to its leads.

Gangs, drugs, crime: Filmmaker hits out over new TV show Vegas

But collective that helped produce the series defends it.

Review: Comedy Festival kicks off with strong performances from local acts

Review: The acts may be local, but the International Comedy Fest is stronger than ever

Review: Did Six60 conquer Eden Park at the history-making gig?

The concert was a history-making event.

Review: Jersey Boys proves NZ can master professional musical theatre

Review: G&T Production's first professional show is a stellar success.

Review: First World Problems returns to spotlight standout talent

REVIEW: The regular theatre event is back for its third season.

Pride Fest review: Silly, over the top show makes for welcome break from reality

REVIEW: There were plenty of highlights during the second week of Pride Festival.

Night of the Queer 2021 focuses on performers over plot

REVIEW: The regular Pride event is back with a medieval twist.

Sopranos star finds himself in Italy

From the Vine is very far from a full-bodied drop but still inoffensively quaffable.

Movie review: Carey Mulligan's provocative comedy thriller

The British actress is a force of nature in Promising Young Woman.

Christmas comedy a raunchy and ridiculous escape from 2020

The Basement's newest Christmas show sees the long-running tradition reach new heights

William Dart: 'Spectacular' end of the year for NZSO

William Dart reviews the NZSO's final concert of the year.

Review: Seascapes concert a welcome homecoming for MSO

Andrew Joyce's opening cello concerto was anything but an earthbound experience

Theatre review: Every Brilliant Thing finds the humour in mental health

Silo Theatre's latest production boldly tackles mental health with a smile.