New dance work captures the mythology surrounding orchids, writes Raewyn Whyte.

Modern masters find inspiration in early music, writes William Dart.

Assured storytelling from Wellington playwright explores identity, writes Janet McAllister

One of NZ's most successful hip hop dance outfits looks to the future, says Raewyn Whyte

The Play That Goes Wrong does - nearly - everything right, writes Roger Hall.

Tom's Marvellous Imagination is a little gem for holiday fun, says Elisabeth Easther.

Work by Limbs, our first full-time contemporary dance company, stands the test of time.

Pushing boundaries, breaking rules and innovating, APO's New Directions was fantastic.

Imani Winds is not a weather system but a musical quintet storming classical concert halls

Stage adaptation of Joy Cowley's Mrs Wishy Washy is perfect school holiday entertainment.

Interactive Hamlet video game stage show comes to Auckland for school holidays.

Violinist and baroque band give Mendelssohn a memorable makeover, writes William Dart.

Performer dance through life's anxieties premieres at Tempo Dance Festival.

NZ music star Tina Cross goes to prison to use the power of song to fight family violence

It's an NZ choral work called The Unusual Silence but it will heard across the world.

Now winning rave reviews in Melbourne, Pop-up Globe announces its third Auckland season.

A trip to Singapore took actor Ella Gilbert on a life-changing trip to Iran.

Comedy sensation gets it right about theatre that go wrong, writes Dionne Christian.

The NZ Symphony Orchestra's Pianomania concerts with Freddy Kempf are proving popular.

Politics, old age and rest home life are laughing matters for playwright Roger Hall.

Theatre attracts more people than sport bar rugby so we should celebrate, says playwright.

Age is mainly a state of mind, say some of our most experienced performers.

The Real Group, regarded as the world's best pop a capella ensemble, will visit NZ.

Pianist Nelson Freire brings the wisdom of age to Brahms, writes William Dart.

Holy Trinity Cathedral to celebrate successful organ transplant with weekend of music.

Freddy Kempf usually gets standing ovations; now the pianist turns his hand to new skills.

Tickets to a "hit rock musical" about women's suffrage are being discounted for women.

Stars are about to shine at Auckland's annual cabaret spectacular, says Dionne Christian.

New Zealand Opera is bringing home our stars in 2018, writes William Dart.

Contemporary Katya Kabanova contrasts the power and passion of nature with daily life.