Readying for a rioutous romp
Readying for a rioutous romp
The curtain went up on Thursday night at the Queenstown Memorial Centre for Showbiz Queenstown’s season of Spamalot , Monty Python’s hilarious take on the legend of King Arthur and his...
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Bees get the credit
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Bees get the credit
Dunedin sound designer Matt Morgan’s work can often go unnoticed, yet without it a theatre production would not have the same impact.
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Bringing the past into the present
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Bringing the past into the present
For the first time in 50 years of theatre involvement, John Davies is hitting the boards alone in a solo show that incorporates his two loves — the Japanese theatre...
Tiny but potent plays
Tiny but potent plays
Comedy, intrigue and drama’s all in the mix for Remarkable Theatre’s upcoming Pint-Sized Plays competition.
Fast, fanciful tale with a grim side
Fast, fanciful tale with a grim side
Land of the Long Long Drive, Clarkson Studio, Regent Theatre, Sunday, April 28.
Award-winning show coming
Award-winning show coming
A critically acclaimed and award-winning Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre show will be performed at Settler Theatre in Oamaru this week.
Pupils strut, fret their hour upon stage
Pupils strut, fret their hour upon stage
Pupils from 11 Otago high schools yesterday took part in the Regional Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Festival at the King’s and Queen’s Performing Arts Centre.
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Fruitful digressions
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Fruitful digressions
Chinese-Kiwi playwright and performance poet Nathan Joe is looking forward to bringing his sell-out Dirty Passports show to Wānaka.
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Worlds apart but voices in unison
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Worlds apart but voices in unison
Like Batman and Robin, Abbott and Costello or Tom and Jerry, Alex Wright and Phil Grainger, of Orpheus and The Gods, The Gods, The Gods have always come as a duo — until now.
Spreading the Sexwise message through theatre
Spreading the Sexwise message through theatre
It's an out-of-the-box way to connect with teenagers about the sensitive topics of sex and relationships.
An immersive experience
An immersive experience
Company is a performance of a 1979 novella by Samuel Beckett and it is the first time a theatrical adaptation has ever made its way to New Zealand.
Never have white men been so lambasted
Never have white men been so lambasted
White MenAllen Hall TheatreWednesday, March 20 Blaming, patronising, and throwing a full-blown tantrum — the cast of White Men excel in all the worst ways.
‘Yellow Hut’ great start to the Globe’s year
‘Yellow Hut’ great start to the Globe’s year
The yellow hut looks like a typical tramping hut: minimally furnished, with bunks, a table, various bits and pieces and some leafy debris.
Women play men in caricature of toxic masculinity
Women play men in caricature of toxic masculinity
Five Dunedin women are tackling toxic masculinity by stepping into the shoes of white men.
Ambitious mix of science, theatre
Ambitious mix of science, theatre
Butterfly Flutters/January BurnsAllen Hall TheatreTuesday, March 19 Butterfly Flutters/January Burns aims to meld science with physical theatre.
Prehistoric production a night of ridiculous fun
Prehistoric production a night of ridiculous fun
Firebringer, Musical Theatre Dunedin, Saturday March 16.
‘Romeo and Juliet’ not all gloom for travelling troupe
‘Romeo and Juliet’ not all gloom for travelling troupe
A travelling troupe of troubadours are putting a fresh twist on a tragic tale.
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Humour appears in oblivion
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Humour appears in oblivion
Emma Lange nearly lost everything to brain cancer but in the recovery process discovered she still had her creativity and sense of humour. Rebecca Fox talks to Lange about her upcoming...
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Pair ‘couldn’t pass it up’
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Pair ‘couldn’t pass it up’
There could be nothing more suited to the Dunedin Fringe Festival — a play written by a local, performed by locals and watched by locals.
Therapeutic musical comedy takes on ‘heavy’ themes
Therapeutic musical comedy takes on ‘heavy’ themes
A Dunedin artist is inviting the public to her own private therapy session — and hopes they will have a few laughs along the way.
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