Nancy Brunning

Uncle Sid likes a simple life, fishing and gardening and good food. Auntie Kare has traveled the world, she loves to tell the kids about the places she's been. Audio

Weka doesn't want to be ordinary, he wants to be famous. His vanity turns him into a monster. Audio

Actor and director Nancy Brunning bases her first play, Hikoi, on her own family story and sets it in the 1970s and 80s - the years of Bastion Point and Springbok Tour protests, predictions of the… Audio

Actress Nancy Brunning no Ngati Raukawa, Ngai Tuhoe talks about her role in the play Paniora written by Playwright Briar Grace-Smith. Audio

It's been a long time coming but we're about to see this country's first New Zealand-Cambodian play. Why have we waited so long for one? After a rush of Asian theatre in recent years, we're about to… Audio

Miss Penny is set in London where a woman in deep trouble receives help from an unexpected source. One of the winners of the annual New Shorts writing competition. WARNING: Rated PG - deals with… Audio

Fifty-two people lost their lives during the 2005 London bombings and Rachel Brooke-Taylor, a New Zealand doctor, eventually became the 53rd victim. Audio

Read by George Henare and Nancy Brunning.
Little Hu-Hu-Tu loved Old Hu-Hu very much. But now all that's left is an empty shell. Where did Old Hu-Hu get to? Little Hu-Hu-Tu's search for answers leads… Audio

Read by George Henare and Nancy Brunning.
Little Hu-Hu-Tu loved Old Hu-Hu very much. But now all that's left is an empty shell. Where did Old Hu-Hu get to? Little Hu-Hu-Tu's search for answers leads… Audio

Finalist in the Best Supporting Actress in a Feature Film category at the 2009 Qantas Film and Television Awards for her role in The Strength of Water, releasing nationwide next week. Audio

Actor Nancy Brunning talks about her role in the movie The Strength of Water written by Briar Grace Smith. Audio