Serious stress for artistic success
Arts Festival Dunedin director Nicholas McBryde sweeps the floor of the Athenaeum basement yesterday during the pack out of the show The Wine Project. Photo: Peter McIntosh.
Arts Festival Dunedin
Just this side of bonkers and a huge success
Artists’ props begged and borrowed
Arts Festival Dunedin production manager Gwen Macready at Kavanagh Auditorium yesterday holds items she sourced for the show Live Live Cinema: Little Shop of Horrors. Photo: Peter McIntosh.
Q&A: Michele A'Court
The ODT asks some questions of Arts Festival Dunedin performer Michele A'Court.
Actor does a good line in lines
British actor Guy Masterson gets in character as Shylock from Shakespeare’s play The Merchant of Venice outside the Fortune Theatre yesterday. Photos: Christine O'Connor.
Promise to get Kiwis dancing
Comedian Barnie Duncan as his alter ego DJ Juan Vesuvius at a hotel foyer in China on a recent tour stop. Photo: Kirk Marsh.
See, smell, feel and hear the world like a child
Dancers Sarah Gatzonis (left) and Emma Coppersmith throw fruit in the Arts Festival performance Dirt and other Delicious Ingredients in the Athenaeum basement yesterday. Photo by Christine O'Connor.
The help she hasn't woken up to yet
Comedian Arthur Meek is set for his Arts Festival Dunedin performance On The Conditions and Possibilities of Hillary Clinton Taking Me As Her Young Lover. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery.
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.
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.