In town to revisit his two enduring roles at this weekend's Armageddon Expo, actor Paul McGann talks to Greg Dixon about dealing with his past glories.

It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. In this tale of two buildings, Margot McRae looks at the past year in Devonport.

The message from Melbourne is racial tolerance, writes Megan Anderson.

By day, Morag McDowell investigates death. And by night, well, she sings about it. The full-time Auckland coroner and part-time opera singer talks to Rebecca Barry.

Scott Kara takes you through his picks of the week in music, movies and television.

UK actor Sir Donald Sinden has threatened to lie down in the path of bulldozers to save the St James Theatre.

Meg Ryan was among the celebrities at the opening of The Metropolitan Opera in New York.

When the Queen visited Auckland in 1981, Doug Harley spent a week sleeping in the St James Theatre before the Royal Variety Performance.

An Asian fairytale extravaganza and a well-known witch are ready to entertain the kids these holidays, writes Dionne Christian

TimeOut sent Jacqueline Smith to join the chorus line of classic musical 42nd Street and she lived to tell the story...

The Tempo Festival focuses its spotlight on males, writes Bernadette Rae.

A week in the life of the actor.

For those who haven't seen this play, it would be easy to think: actors, eh, gawd what a narcissistic bunch, touring a performance autobiography.

Winston Ruddle, creator of Cirque Mother Africa, has searched the continent looking for the most heart-stopping acts to be found.

Opera NZ's staging of Macbeth revamps Shakespeare's tragedy about a deranged couple dragging each other to destruction, director Tim Albery tells William Dart.