Thrills and spills aplenty greeted the opening night audience for the Globe Theatre’s first Globe Youth production Break a Leg, by Judi Billcliff.
Fly me to the Moon is a tongue-in-cheek version of the leadup and successful 1969 launch of the Apollo 11 rocket which landed two Americans on the moon.
"Break a leg" is a traditional theatrical expression used to wish performers good luck before they go onstage.
A moderate audience braved the cold and a rugby test to embark on a fascinating and wide-ranging musical journey on Saturday, courtesy of Dunedin Symphony Orchestra.
Animated characters of Madagascar: The Musical filled Dunedin’s Regent Theatre stage with colour and skilful movement yesterday afternoon.
Despite the lure of an international sporting event on Saturday evening, the Dunedin Town Hall was packed for the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra’s midwinter concert conducted by James Judd.
"VISIONS OF HEAVEN" City Choir DunedinSt Paul’s CathedralFriday, June 28 As part of the Dunedin Organ Festival and Puaka Matariki Festival, City Choir Dunedin, three soloists and guest...
Audiences have until Saturday to take in Tapanui’s upliftingly energetic musical sensation Mary Poppins.
Theatreworks and Wow! Productions presents Cindy Diver’s Wahine Mātātoa — The (Mostly) True Story of Erihāpeti Pātahi, Sunday, June 23, Allen Hall Theatre.
"Tai karaba te rabakau ba a kawa natimi, tibumi ao riiki aika imaira."
It had been a while since I had watched a Despicable Me film.
How to Build a Gate, written by Electra Carzis, and directed by Sydney Dennison, is a powerful one-woman show.
A rare visit from the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is cause for celebration for Dunedin music lovers, who look forward to a tantalising selection of music played by the very best.
An impressive array of creative forces came together in the imaginative hands of Sahara Breeze (SBZ) Productions to create a stunning visual and aural interpretation of Shakespeare’s darkly magical The Tempest.
Having gone into the Regent for this performance with no prior knowledge or expectations, I was blown away by the power, passion and precision of Ballroom Blitz.
A most enjoyable concert was held in St Patrick’s Basilica, South Dunedin on Tuesday evening when the Dunedin RSA Choir joined with the three young University of Otago music students it is supporting this year.
On Thursday night, the SBS St James Theatre was treated to a world first.
The famed and arguably most adored ballet in classical repertoire returned to the stage after an 11-year hiatus.
Glorious shifting images of interstellar space and the complexities of the human brain formed a fascinating backdrop to a powerhouse performance of Constellations.
Exciting and easy to read, this fantasy novel follows the traditional female heroine, Mira, through her journey of loss, love and self-discovery.