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School of Rock shows why you can't stop the music
The School of Rock bursts into Auckland with electrifying opening night.
Kiwi star on Luke Perry: 'he gave a great shoulder massage'
McLeod's Daughters star shares pivotal memories from her career.
Mr Red Light delivers non-stop, tragicomic thrills
Is this the most surreal, beautiful, funny and original show Auckland's seen this year?
Theatre review: The joys of observing a blind date
Watching two people on a blind date makes for thrilling theatre, writes Dione Joseph.
Dancing the death drill - a story of who counts and who doesn't in the eyes of empire
In WWI Europe, ships sank but few drowning men watched as likely rescuers refused to help.
Pop-up Globe farewells Auckland
One of Auckland's most popular cultural attractions is leaving to travel the globe.
Roger Hall on how Ray Henwood helped him create some of most memorable characters
Roger Hall on how actor Ray Henwood played a major part in his career.
'I miss you Dad': Dai Henwood mourns father Ray
"I miss you Dad, you were proud of me and that mattered a lot."
School of rock? The unassuming teacher who used music to turn a troubled school and its pupils around
School of rock - how a mild-mannered teacher used music to turn around a troubled school.
Green light for Mr Red Light
Why red lights always mean go for one of the most famous Kiwis you've never heard of.
Want to have a tough conversation? Try singing instead
Is singing about life's big issues better than talking? Aucklanders urged to give it a go.
Theatre review: Six Degrees of Separation
Six Degrees of Separation delivers disturbing message in era of compulsive dishonesty.
Theatre review: Pinay and the joy of hearing new voices on stage
Rich display of Filipino culture makes for satisfying theatre in unique new play.
NZ theatre adds another chapter to its history with opening of new play
NZ's first locally written and produced Filipino play spotlights Pinoy experience.
Kiwi schoolgirl's song to feature in School of Rock
Auckland teen's dreams of a career in music have taken a big step forward.
Kiwi's Tickled doco to become new 'adult musical'
Casting has been anounced for the off-West End theatre run of Tickle the Musical.
Broadway director and producer Harold Prince dies
Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber stressed Prince's importance to the stage.
Theatre review: The Children questions baby boomer legacy
Taut drama explores the world baby boomers have left for the next generation.
Kiwi's connection to conman at heart of the play
New Zealander's meeting with conman at the heart of Six Degrees of Separation.
Getting better with age? The power of wisdom
Getting better with age? NZ's top female stars tell us about staying on top.
School of Rock's high-energy high-octane rock keeps cast learning new tricks
School of Rock is a musical everyone can relate to, say show stars.
Explosive new drama: if the children are our future how far would we go for them?
The fall-out could be unpredictable - play's moral-dilemma leaves audiences gasping.
Theatre review: Pop-up Globe adds roof for winter tales
Poop-up Globe's first winter production opens in style, writes Paul Simei-Barton.
Theatre review: Read my Lips puts the seldom seen world of the deaf in the spotlight
Theatre-makers of the future highlight stories we need to see and hear.
Much-loved NZ star seriously ill but determined her show will go on
Beloved NZ star seriously ill but determined to keep working for good of the future.
Embracing contradictions: Power at Basement Theatre
It's not quite a tribute to Little Mix but celebrates the music, style and contradiction.
This weekend we want to go to ...
Matariki closes with a concert to light up Federal St - it's on this weekend.
Director who brought Annie to Broadway dies
Martin Charnin described his hit show Annie as an optimistic musical for a cynical time.
Billy Porter: 'You want to talk like me? Then understand who I am'
Billy Porter is "on the move, honey" - and he wants you to join him in the revolution.
Theatre-maker hears sound of music and tiny feet
Meet the NZ/USA theatre family who could be our answers to the Von Trapps.
This weekend we want to go to ...
Auckland has a new winter festival and a star Kiwi muso returns to the stage this weekend.
'Indefinite mothballing': $67m St James revamp stalls
"The current situation ... remains at a standstill." - heritage manager Noel Reardon