Absurdist comedy will confirm your wildest fears about the way the world is going.

Coming soon to theatre near you: Shortland Street - The Musical?

Crowd-demanded theatre is great company.

It takes courage to be funny, say the cast of Silo Theatre's latest comedy romp.

An exclusive first look at what's on at the 2017 Auckland Arts Festival.

Auckland Arts Festival 2017 promises spectacle.

Short plays are designed to show how frightening the imagination can be.

Sam Brooks, Geordie Holibar and Tim Earl will spend their early summer taking one of Brook's award-winning plays on an Auckland and North Island tour.

The University of Auckland's Maidment Theatre is to close for good, as the price-tag to fix it soared to more than $16 million.

You'd think actor Mick Innes would be more cautious about staging another one-man show at the Basement Theatre; last time he was there, he came close to dying on stage.

On the eve of its Auckland show, Footnote dancers talk about the impact of costumes.

Playing video games inspired dancer Joshua (Fale) Faleatua.

Artists and entertainers may think their work is a labour of love, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be paid a fair wage for it

Auckland Shakespeare Company's Lucrece confronts the way rape debases our humanity.

Real-life experiences depicted with humour, intensity and relevance.

The Pop-Up Globe will pop up from February to May next year at the Ellerslie Racecourse.

It's all new for Pop-up Globe which returns with four more plays, a different location and groundbreaking interior design.

New theatre company re-imagines one of Shakespeare's bloodiest works.

Opera double-bill is a refreshing reminder of the art form's rich potential.

Fawlty Towers - Live is coming to New Zealand.

Does Priscilla, Queen of the Desert still wear the crown?

Shakespeare fans rejoice - Pop-Up Globe is back.

Director Janice Finn has assembled a dream cast for The Pink Hammer, including The Real Housewives of Auckland star Louise Wallace.

It's a long way from Hollywood to Henderson, but it's about to get a taste of movie-making magic like nothing it - or the rest of New Zealand - has seen before.

Billy Elliot, a story of triumph over adversity.

Revisiting classic plays provides a lesson for younger actors and entertainment for audiences.

Overseas performers flock to perform at Auckland's Diwali Festival.

For two nights next week, Epsom becomes the operatic heart of our city, writes William Dart.

The latest Priscilla, Queen of the Desert bus has a global passenger list, writes Stephen Jewell.

Fans of musical theatre are spoilt for choice, with three great shows only a short flight away.