Rebecca Fox

Two Mosgiel mums have joined forces to make their food dreams come true. Rebecca Fox talks to the pair about their new venture.

These are experienced shoppers and stylists. Rebecca Fox watches as a group from Otago Polytechnic's fashion school go op-shopping.

Christchurch born and bred, Richard Belcher enjoys coming home to perform with the string quartet Enso, he tells Rebecca Fox.

A range of domestic items most of us take for granted are getting the whitewash treatment at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery. Gallery director Cam McCracken tells Rebecca Fox about ‘‘The Obliteration Room''.

If anyone can bring a room to a standstill with just one word - ‘‘fellas'' - it is New Zealand actor Byron Coll. He tells Rebecca Fox how a commercial provided one of his most amazing experiences to date.

Burns Fellow Victor Rodger and actor Robbie Magasiva go back a long way. They tell Rebecca Fox about an upcoming reading of the play Sons.

Rebecca Fox checks out cookbooks The Happy Life by Lola Berry, and The Good Life by Sally Obermeder and Maha Koraiem.

With a dancer and choreographer originally from Dunedin, Footnote Dance Company's NOW 2016 season has strong southern links, its managing director Richard Aindow tells Rebecca Fox.

A new exhibition at Dunedin Public Art Gallery will give people a view on New Zealand's contemporary art scene, assistant curator Lauren Gutsell tells Rebecca Fox. 

Living, working and travelling together does not faze musicians Nicola Benedetti and Leonard Elschenbroich. The pair tell Rebecca Fox about their shared love of music.

Dunedin artist Flynn Morris-Clarke does not take his art too seriously but is still nervous about his first solo exhibition at Gallery De Novo, he tells Rebecca Fox.

Dunedin's Globe Theatre is celebrating the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death with its first production of one of his earliest plays. Rebecca Fox talks to director Ellie Swan about The Comedy of Errors.

Like many renovations, Dunedin's Globe Theatre revamp has had its twists and turns as plans have changed and deadlines shifted. Rebecca Fox discovers the show must go on.

A love of the baroque - its architecture, painting, literature and even furniture - led Frenchman Christophe Rousset to play the harpsichord. He tells Rebecca Fox how it evolved into Les Talens Lyriques.

A ‘‘once in a lifetime opportunity'' is how artist Suzanne Emslie describes her latest artistic endeavour. She tells Rebecca Fox how she is immortalising her family as supersized clay figures.

Capturing the personality of a subject is the biggest challenge for artist Jude Ansbacher.

Dunedin holds good memories for Pascal Harris so it is fitting it is here he is holding a special exhibition of his mother's work. Rebecca Fox talks to Pascal about joining his mother in the exhibition. 

A chance meeting at the dog park saved Australian theatre-maker and puppeteer Lana Schwarcz's life. She tells Rebecca Fox how much she is looking forward to coming to the Dunedin Fringe Festival. 

New York jazz pianist Uri Caine will play his first New Zealand concert of a 2016 tour in Dunedin next week. He tells Rebecca Fox he is not sure how New Zealand classical audiences will react to his work.

Opera Otago, the oldest opera company in continuous existence in New Zealand, turns 60 this year. Rebecca Fox takes a look at its tumultuous history.