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Maori and French flavours head to Edinburgh
19 Jun 2017The whimsical story of a lonely, reclusive pianist who finds friendship with the moon and a life-sized puppet is the crux of La Vie Dans Une Marionette. The innovative theatre work has been created by… Audio
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Mei-Lin Te Puea Hansen: Puha and bok choy
18 Jun 2017In 1929 the government held an inquiry into the employment of Maori in market gardens. It was to deal with what one paper at the time called "the Maori girl" problem - Chinese market gardeners and… Audio
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Theatre Critic: Te Puhi at Herald Theatre: Auckland
15 Jun 2017Fine arts student Nikau Hindin reviews Cian Elyse Waiti's homage to Maori beauty queens; Maureen Kingi, Moana Manley and Keita White. Set in the early 1960's it follows the journey made by the… Audio
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Modern telling of Matariki
9 Jun 2017It’s Matariki. Kura Te Ua, co-founder of Maori kapa haka theatre group Hawaiki TU and actor Rawiri Paratene discuss the importance of telling ancient stories in a modern way through Te Manawa which… Audio
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The week that was with Te Radar and Pinky Agnew
9 Jun 2017David Lange's life to become opera, and a Southland school delcares war on fidget spinners. Audio
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Theatre Critic: John Smythe
8 Jun 2017John compares Three Days In The Country with Tiki Taane Mahuta in terms of staging and overall production values. Audio
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Award winning comedy comes to Auckland
8 Jun 2017The rollicking story about orange seller turned actress and King Charles’ lover Nell Gwyn comes to the Waterfront Theatre in Auckland in August. Winner of the 2016 Olivier Award for Best New Comedy… Audio
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Road cone makes it to the top of Dunedin's Fortune Theatre
If you live in Dunedin and you're wondering how a road cone found its way atop the highest turret on the Fortune Theatre, you're not alone. Fortune Theatre set designer Peter King says it appeared out… Video, Audio
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The Rich and Vibrant True Stories of New Zealand Women
4 Jun 2017Auckland's Red Leap Theatre have built a formidable reputation for excellent physical theatre - and for devising their stories in the rehearsal room. Their new show, Kororareka - the Ballad of Maggie… Audio
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The Week That Was with Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther
2 Jun 2017The Week That Was with Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther. Audio
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Nineteenth century love fest hits capital
30 May 2017Actors Peter Hambleton and Bronwyn Turei star in the New Zealand premiere of film writer Patrick Marber’s Three Days in the Country, based on Russian writer Ivan Turgenev’s classic A Month in the… Audio
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Nino Surguladze in NZ Opera's Carmen
Georgian mezzo-soprano Nino Surguladze is in New Zealand to play the lead role in NZ Opera's season of Carmen - it's Bizet's tale with a feminist twist. While Nino's here, she doing a bit for Tbilisi… Audio
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Jason Donovan: mature pop idol
If Jason Donovan could go back before Neighbours, before his international pop stardom, he wouldn't change a thing. He says regret is a wasted emotion and besides, he’s had a good career, though not… Video, Audio
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The Week that Was with Te Radar and Alice Brine
26 May 2017Comedians Alice Brine and Te Radar take a whimsical look back at the news of the week. Audio
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Daniel Falconer - On the trail of Sasquatch
20 May 2017Daniel Falconer is a designer and author at Weta Workshop in Wellington. He's been with the company for 20 years, working as part of the design team on such projects as The Lord of the Rings and The… Audio
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The week that was with Te Radar & Michele A'Court
19 May 2017The chilli so hot that it can kill you, is to be used as an anaesthetic. Audio
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Theatre Critic: Lindsay Clark
18 May 2017Lindsay Clark has been involved with performing arts education and theatre for more than 40 years. She has directed both professionally and for Repertory Theatre and co-directed Summer Shakespeare for… Audio
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An open letter to John Oliver
An open letter to John Oliver
17 May 2017Opinion - New Zealand comedian Robbie Nicol, aka White Man Behind A Desk, responds to the Last Week Tonight host's lampooning of Prime Minister Bill English.
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The history of Indians in New Zealand
12 May 2017Poignant and emotive piece Swabhoomi: Borrowed Earth tells the history of Indian immigrants in New Zealand. Prayas Theatre Company traces the first Indians to arrive in New Zealand, follows their… Audio
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The week that was with te Radar and Irene Pink
12 May 2017New Zealand's most unreliable library users and the vast amounts they owe, and KFC's first romance novella, Tender Wings of Desire, timed for mothers' day. Audio