Rebecca Fox

British pianist Kathryn Stott has performed around the world for the past three decades. She tells Rebecca Fox being a born traveller helps.

It has taken a lot of thought and searching for Louise Petherbridge to direct Ibsen’s classic Ghosts. She tells Rebecca Fox she is up for the challenge of the Globe’s next play.

A few years ago playwright Roger Hall helped the Fortune Theatre celebrate its 40th anniversary season. This year the theatre is returning the favour. Hall speaks to Rebecca Fox about his ties with...

The youngest-ever concertmaster in Australia at the age of 23, Daniel Kossov likes anything to do with music. He tells Rebecca Fox about his journey so far.

As New Zealand’s role and activities in the war against terror again hit the headlines, playwright Dave Armstrong says the tour of his latest work could not be more timely. He tells Rebecca Fox...

Chinese video artist Chen Zhou’s latest work, made while in New Zealand, will be shown in Dunedin this weekend. Chen spoke to Rebecca Fox.

With a new cook book full of recipes — many written and tested in her kitchen in Wanaka — hitting the shelves, Annabel Langbein tells Rebecca Fox about her ‘‘opus’’.

When Volker Gerling goes walking he has a different mission in mind than most. He will bring his journeys to life in a show to be staged at Wanaka’s Festival of Colour, he tells Rebecca Fox.

New Zealand’s ‘‘nappy lady’’ is expanding her crusade to helping people reduce their food waste. Kate Meads tells Rebecca Fox about her latest campaign.

A visit to the University of Otago’s anatomy museum sealed a life-long interest in anatomy for Dunedin artist Nicola Jackson — one that has reared its head for her latest exhibition, discovers...

A lifetime of her art taking the back seat is well and truly over for Otago artist Tania Jack. On the eve of her first solo exhibition she tells Rebecca Fox about the changes in her life.