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Celebrating 50 years of musical theatre in New Zealand. Audio

The Taranaki land wars are remembered in New Plymouth 150 years on with the most ambitious exhibition yet at Puke Ariki. Audio

Film makers Geoff Murphy and Gaylene Preston on the importance of movies about us. Audio

Why historians and archivists are furious at government plans to merge Archives New Zealand and the National Library back into the the Department of Internal Affairs. Audio

TV star Jaquie Brown leaves the small screen to experience life on the stage in Thomas SainsburyÂ's play, Dance Troupe Supreme. Audio

Thirty artists around New Zealand were briefed by Marg Morrow to turn ukeleles into mini art works. Audio

The Mirror of Simple Annihilated Souls is the new poetry collection from Wellington writer Kate Camp. Audio

Cornellia Parker is the Turner Prize-winning English installation artist and sculptor. Audio

Christine King reviews Grumpy Old Women, a popular British play which is touring New Zealand. Audio

A showcase for New Zealand music is being held at WOMAD in New Plymouth. Audio

Jason Ressler is co-director of"Sid Bernstein Presents", which is part of the Documentary Edge Festival on in Wellington and Auckland. Audio

The arts festivals around New Zealand offer an opportunity for New Zealand acts to get 'discovered', because overseas festival directors come here to sample many of the shows in the programme. Audio

Selected New Zealand artists have had two big shots at attracting international interest in their work recently, at the performing arts markets of APAM and APANZ, held in Australia and New Zealand. Audio

The Latvian show Sound of Silence, is a three and a quarter hour long play - without words, but using Simon and Garfunkel's music as a soundtrack. Audio

A chat to German drama teacher and director, Harry Fuhrmann, who's working with young New Zealand actors on a project that will give audiences a glimpse into Jewish life in Germany during WWII. Audio

Lucy meets English artist, Anthony McCall, whose light sculptures have habit of disappearing. Audio

Rachel Buchanan talks about her investigation into the untold stories of the Crown's 1881 invasion of Parihaka Pa, one of the most troubling chapters in New Zealand's history. She includes own family… Audio

Not one, not two, but three Kiwi tenors ahead of their 23 centre nationwide tour with a soprano. Audio

The Royal New Zealand Ballet's production of From Here to There reviewed by Terry McTavish. Audio

Sudi Larbi Cherkaoui is a Belgian-Flemish choreographer. He has worked with Shaolin monks to create a piece placed upon a set of giant boxes. Audio

Auckland artist Rueban Paterson's new work is in part a response to the 'Gay Panic' defence. Audio

Kate Ward-Smythe reviews TWACAS which is on at the Maidment Theatre complex at Auckland University. Audio