EntertainmentTheatre review: Paniora!, Maidment TheatreAs the exclamation promises, Paniora! is a spectacle: full of dance, dust and colour.23 Mar 03:15 PM
EntertainmentTheatre review: Angels in America, Q TheatreTony Kushner's vast portrait of Reagan's America revealed through the prism of Aids is filled with dazzling spectacle, razor-sharp humour and intimate moments.23 Mar 03:15 PM
OpinionConcert review: John Farnham and Lionel Richie, Vector ArenaIt seems like, all of a sudden, big-name acts are teaming up; no longer happy touring on their own.23 Mar 10:59 AM
EntertainmentReview: Quartet delivers magical programme seasoned with Hungarian zestThe magic was there at the start when the Kelemen Quartet launched Wednesday's Chamber Music New Zealand concert with the mercurial Adagio that opens Mozart's Dissonance Quartet and gives it its name.20 Mar 03:15 PM
OpinionReview: WomadThe large crowd had been ready since Tim Finn and a choir of young Maori children sang his song Parihaka.16 Mar 04:30 PM
EntertainmentTheatre review: Daffodils, Q TheatreWhat may well be the quintessential Kiwi love story is brought to life in an utterly charming show that has intimate family history blended with a heartfelt tribute.16 Mar 04:30 PM
EntertainmentClassical review: Tales from the Forbidden CityThe Forbidden City Chamber Orchestra's brief 2011 visit left one eager for more of the virtuoso Chinese ensemble.16 Mar 04:30 PM
EntertainmentReview: Monuments Men suffers from uneven toneThere's a moment in this art-heist caper when the group of museum curators, art historians and artists, on a mission to save 1000 years of art and culture from the Nazis during World War II, discover barrels filled with wedding rings and gold fillings.13 Mar 01:30 AM
EntertainmentMovie review: The PastThe new film by the Iranian maestro Farhadi falls short of being an unalloyed masterpiece only by comparison with his Oscar-winner A Separation and the enchanting and mysterious About Elly that preceded it.12 Mar 04:30 PM
EntertainmentTheatre review: Girl in Tan BootsThis intriguing whodunnit is entertaining and excellently produced. Its pleasing twists and turns balance humour and seriousness with just the right light touch.12 Mar 04:30 PM
EntertainmentMusic review: 175 East, Q Theatre LoftFor those into contracts, 175 East delivered firm promises for its Sunday concert, chalked up on a blackboard, reading "75 min - lockout applies".10 Mar 04:30 PM
EntertainmentTheatre review: Sea, Maidment TheatreThe underwater world proves to be the ideal environment for Red Leap's unique blend of puppetry, dance and physical theatre in <i>Sea</i>.09 Mar 04:30 PM
