Lynn Freeman

Patrick Greene and Lucinda Blackley discuss 'A Day in Pompeii' an exhibition that opens at Te Papa in Wellington, Saturday 19 December. Audio

Cartoonist, playwright and filmaker Tom Scott and his son, musician Samuel Flynn Scoot discuss their musical tastes and their sussessfully careers. Audio

Expat jeweller Lisa Walker returns home from Munich as the New Dowse in Lower Hutt mounts a retrospective of her radical designs. Audio

Lynn Freeman takes a look at the much-maligned and misunderstood art of Morris dancing. Audio

Jason Alexander spent 9 years playing the self-absorbed, neurotic, hapless schlep, George Constanza, in the award winning comedy Seinfeld. Audio

After a trip to China last year, Dutch-New Zealand artist Gerda Leenards has tried to recreate the feeling of gliding along a river, in her art. She explains what drew her to China. Audio

Crime writer Vanda Symon continues her detective series starring Sam Shephard and unleashes another lot of murders on Dunedin. Audio

Novelist Jenny Haworth has set her new novel in Paris just after the Armistice. Audio

Filmmaker Gaylene Preston talks about her ongoing and upcoming projects, and appearing in Deborah Shephard's book of conversations with New Zealand women. Audio

Find out how a Brazilian dance show has rescued many of its stars from a life of crime in the ghettos. Audio

Auckland's theatre community is upping its efforts to save the old Mercury Theatre, which is up for sale. The deadline being the 6th of December. Audio

The director of the playwriting agency Playwarket, Mark Amery, responds to criticism by Silo Theatre's Oliver Driver, who suggested theatres are better placed to develop scripts. Audio

Arts report with Lynn Freeman. This week, looking at a punk documentary - and a gallery refreshed. Audio

Today, British TV producer Gareth Wiley and from Auckland, Silo Theatre's Artistic associate Oliver Driver talking about reintroducing the ensemble model. Audio

Richard Chen See is currently working with our School of Dance graduates on their end of year show - 'Airs'. Audio

Laura Soloman releases her latest novel about a giantess, 'An Imitation of Life', and New Zealand writers share some of their childhood memories in a book edited by Graeme Lay called 'Way Back When… Audio

A theatrical look at the life of one of the world's greatest and most scandalous librettists, Lorenzo de Ponte. Audio

Gavin McLean talks about curating 'The Cabinet Makers' - a new exhibition in the Capital, at Shed 11. Audio

Auckland's Silo Theatre harks back to the Theatre Corporate days of pushing the theatrical boundaries and reintroducing the ensemble model. Hear the full story from Silo's Oliver Driver. Audio

Gareth Wiley has four Woody Allen films on his CV and is currently in New Zealand working on the UK-NZ Co-pro movie 'Tracker' starring Ray Winstone. Audio