Arts festival better not at holiday time
Arts Festival Dunedin made a profit last year but shifting it to coincide with the school holidays ``did not work''.
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Everyday reality conjured out of magical fiction
Everyday reality conjured out of magical fiction
Review: Under Milk Wood at the Fortune Theatre. October 8.
The only Jews in Shakespeare speak
The only Jews in Shakespeare speak
Review: Shylock at the Fortune Theatre, October 9.
Gypsy flair, vigour to the fore
Gypsy flair, vigour to the fore
Review: London Conchord Ensemble at the Glenroy Auditorium.
Just this side of bonkers and a huge success
Just this side of bonkers and a huge success
Review: Little Shop of Horrors at Kavanagh Auditorium. October 8.
Serious stress for artistic success
Serious stress for artistic success
Arts Festival Dunedin this year will be remembered for having more standing ovations and more full houses than ever before, director Nicholas McBryde says.
Artists’ props begged and borrowed
Artists’ props begged and borrowed
Satisfying the demands of artists can be a challenge.
Promise to get Kiwis dancing
Promise to get Kiwis dancing
After tour stops from Finland to South Korea, Venezuelan DJ Juan Vesuvius is in Dunedin for one night only and is promising to make you dance.
Actor does a good line in lines
Actor does a good line in lines
British actor Guy Masterson is in Dunedin with a head full of lines.
Q&A: Michele A'Court
Q&A: Michele A'Court
The ODT asks some questions of Arts Festival Dunedin performer Michele A'Court.
The help she hasn't woken up to yet
The help she hasn't woken up to yet
The stars are aligning for a comedian in his quest to be taken to bed by presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.
See, smell, feel and hear the world like a child
See, smell, feel and hear the world like a child
Get set to get messy and release your inner child.
A feast for all the senses
A feast for all the senses
The Dungeon at the Athenaeum provided the perfect backdrop for The Wine Project, with its aged interior - some might say dilapidated or disused, but I say atmospheric.
One out of the chrysalis
One out of the chrysalis
Butterflies are one of the beautiful things in our world. Their short but amazing metamorphosis is something we all learn about as children.
Two trios break barriers
Two trios break barriers
A near-capacity house gave enthusiastic applause to both the Mike Nock Trio and the NZTrio stellar performances at the Glenroy Auditorium last night.
Review: Street dancers let loose on stage
Review: Street dancers let loose on stage
Penny Neilson reviews Identity Company's Out of the Box performed at Kavanagh Auditorium.
Talent brilliantly showcased
Review: Talent brilliantly showcased
Marian Poole reviews a highly memorable performance by Cellists Aotearoa.
Q&A: Yoshiko Tsurutu
Questions & Answers: Yoshiko Tsurutu
YOSHIKO TSURUTUMarimba Duo
Street style
Street style
Sydney actors roamed South Dunedin yesterday before performing in the New Zealand premiere of Songs for the Fallen at Mayfair Theatre last night.
Leunig exudes gentle-man aura
Leunig exudes gentle-man aura
Treasured Australian artist Michael Leunig ticked something off his bucket list yesterday - a visit to Dunedin.