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Arts on Sunday for Sunday 13 June 2010

  • Stepping Out : Raewyn White

    12:40 PM.Raewyn White reviews the Auckland Theatre Company's production of Stepping Out, featuring former infomercial queen Suzanne Paul. Audio

  • Maori Playwrights

    12:44 PM.A panel of Maori playwrights and actors consider the current state of play of Maori theatre, Rawiri Paratene remembers the old days before there was much around. Audio

  • Escalator : Bootcamp

    1:33 PM.Escalator is a New Zealand Film Commission project to encourage, and ultimately develop new low-budget feature films. Lucy Orbell joins some young film makers at Boot Camp. Audio

  • Play : On The Rocks

    1:45 PM.A play that reunites the tempestuous literary neighbours Katherine Mansfield and John Middleton Murry, and D H Lawrence and his feisty wife Freida. Audio

  • Review : Te Kaupoi

    1:55 PM.Paul Diamond reviews Whiti Hereaka's new play, Te Kaupoi. Audio

  • Prison Art

    2:27 PM.Inside Out is an exhibition of art by prisoners who want to be judged solely on their artistic merit. We hear from curator Ellie Drummond and to former prisoner"Jason" Audio

  • Writer : Pip Adam

    2:36 PM.Today's feature writer is Pip Adam, who's continuing New Zealand's fine tradition of disconcerting short story writing. Audio

  • Dance : Charles Koroneho

    2:45 PM.Lynn talks to Charles Koroneho, a dancer, choreographer, Elam School of Fine Arts graduate and lecturer in Performing and Screen Arts. Audio

  • Conductor : Alexander Lazarev

    2:53 PM.Music censorship in Russia and why Stalin forced Sergei Prokoviev to rewrite the finale to his 7th Symphony. Audio

12:40 Stepping Out

Raewyn White reviews Auckland Theatre Company's production of Stepping Out which heads to Hamilton, New Plymouth, Hawkes Bay and Tauranga after its Auckland season at Skycity.

Stepping Out.

The cast of Stepping Out.

12:50 The state of Maori theatre

We bring together Maori playwrights Whiti Hereaka and Albert Belz, and actor Rawiri Paratene, to consider ahead of a festival of Maori playwriting in Auckland.

Raising the Titanics
Raising the Titanic

Purapurawhetu
Rawiri Paratene and Roimata Fox in Purapurawhetu.

1:00 At the Movies with Simon Morris

The war of the sexes - Sex and the City, Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky and the home life of the Tolstoys in The Last Station.

1:30 Lucy Orbell joins some young film-makers at Boot Camp

1:40 On The Rocks

We preview a play about the brief and fiery relationship between writers DH Lawrence and Katherine Mansfield, and their partners - On the Rocks has its New Zealand premiere this week at Christchurch's Court Theatre.

The cast of On the Rocks.
The cast of On the Rocks.

1:55 Paul Diamond reviews Whiti Hereaka's new play, Te Kaupoi

2:00 The Laugh Track

Actor and entertainer, Mark Wright.

2:20 InsideOut

An exhibition of art by prisoners who want to be judged solely on their artistic merit.

2:30 Chapter & Verse

Our featured writer today is Pip Adam, who's continuing New Zealand's fine tradition of disconcerting short story writing in her new collection, Everything We Hoped For, published by VUP.

Everything We Hoped for by Pip Adams

Charles Koroneho.2:40 Charles Koroneho

Charles Koroneho, (right) is a true all rounder: dancer, choreographer, Elam school of fine arts graduate and lecturer in Performing and Screen Arts.

Alexander Lazarev.2:50 Music censorship in Russia under Stalin

A look into music censorship in Russia post the second world war under Stalin and why Prokovev was forced to rewrite the finale to his 7th symphony.

Pictured left: Alexander Lazarev

3:00 The Sunday Drama

Fiona Samuels' Blonde Bombshell looks back to the days of Marilyn Munro when a small-town New Zealand teenager decides to go blonde - and has to face the consequences.