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Snexit
17 Dec 2017They're calling it the Snexit; Basement Theatre's long-serving development manager Sam Sneddon is quitting to go back to acting. It's been six years since Sam agreed to help Charlie McDermott and… Audio
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No longer the "other"
17 Dec 2017There's never been a more important time to hear from a diverse range of voices on stage, says the writer-director of OTHER [chinese] Alice Canton. Audio
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Jimmy Carr: 'I don't draw the line, audiences draw it'
17 Dec 2017Award-winning British comedian Jimmy Carr is known for jokes that sail close to the wind. He says people don't choose what they laugh at - it's a reflex - but when he hears an 'ooooh' after they… Audio
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Go Ahead Caller Ep 5 - 'Campbell Confesses'
15 Dec 2017John feels the need to unburden himself after his move to radio, and Ken wants Christmas to be real.
Written by Paul Casserly and Michael Sheils
Voices - Cohen Holloway, Toni Potter, Graeme Hill… Audio
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The week that was with Te Radar and Pinky Agnew
15 Dec 2017A lighter look at the week including the rabbit that was pulled to safety from the California wildfires. Audio
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Life in the BURBS
14 Dec 2017The team behind the successful webseries BURBS - set in the suburbs of Wellington - join Bryan to talk about telling stories with a sense of place. Video, Audio
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1984: the theatrical adaptation
12 Dec 2017"It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen." Audio
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Bless the Child
10 Dec 2017Who killed baby Ara? It could be another headline to another news story about another child killed by a family member or step parent. Which is very much the point of Hone Kouka's new play Bless the… Audio, Gallery
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The week that was with Te Radar and Michele A'Court
8 Dec 2017A lighter look at the week including Christchurch's cold beer crisis and the British family who've decked out their house with Christmas lights just to annoy their neighbour! Audio
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Theatre Critic John Smythe
7 Dec 2017John Smythe from Theatreview is with us to talk a wealth of homegrown theatre in Wellington made by women. Audio
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Go Ahead Caller Ep 4 - 'Helen's Tips and White Supremacy'
7 Dec 2017Sage advice from Helen and fun ways to celebrate white supremacy.
Written by Lee Baker
Produced by Paul Casserly
Voices - Darlene Mohekey and Paul Casserly
Engineered by Rangi Powick Audio
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Bookmarks - Nina Nawalowalo
Nina Nawalowalo is the founder and artistic director of The Conch theatre in Wellington. After a career spanning 30 years she was recently awarded the Senior Pacific Artist Award from Creative New… Audio
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Taking The High Ground
3 Dec 2017Taking the High Ground tells the stories of the first woman to scale Aoraki/Mount Cook in 1910 - Australian Freda du Faur, and of Kiwi Lydia Bradey who was the first woman to scale Mount Everest solo… Audio, Gallery
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Sian and Makyla make art!
Sian's Dublin based company Super Paua creates theatre with a strong social focus for children and teenagers. For the residency though, she's writing a solo show inspired by her Irish and New Zealand… Audio
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Le Moana at the Measina Festival
The fourth Measina Festival includes Le Moana's Watercress Tuna & the Children of Champion Street a multi-media show based on a children's story by Patricia Grace, and a series of dances based on the… Audio
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Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin celebrate their theatre scenes
What do the award nominations tell us about what's hot and what's not in theatre. Are these three main centres producing very different work or is there a lot of crossover? Audio, Gallery
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Mimedian Trygve Wakenshaw
This comic and mime artist is one of three New Zealand artists taking part in the Sydney Festival in January. Audio
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John Collins - In Hemingway's Words
2 Dec 2017John Collins founded the New York-based experimental theatre company Elevator Repair Service 26 years ago and next year the ensemble brings the show The Select to Aotearoa. The play is a dramatisation… Audio
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Actor Ken Blackburn’s Lifetime Achievement
26 Nov 2017Equity New Zealand has announced the recipient of the 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award - the great Ken Blackburn. The previous ones were Dame Kate Harcourt and Elizabeth MaCrae. It's hard not to spool… Audio
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Ginette McDonald and Kate McGill - Playing Joan Scott
25 Nov 2017Long-serving New Zealand actor Ginette McDonald and her daughter, Kate McGill, also an actor, team up to perform Tom Scott's play, Joan, which tells the story of his mother. It's a special project for… Audio