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Bill Burr
8 Dec 2014Bill Burr is one of America's most sought after comedians and he's coming to New Zealand for the first time. Apart from comedy he's turned his hand to acting, playing Kuby on the cult TV show… Audio
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The Week that Was
5 Dec 2014Comedians Radar and Elisabeth Easther take a light hearted look at The Week that Was. Audio
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Laughter may not always be the best medicine
Research by two leading Australian heart specialists, published in the International Journal of Cadiology, has found that the funnier a comedian is, the more likely he is to die. Audio
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Australian choreographer John "Cha Cha" O'Connell
Australian choreographer John "Cha Cha" O'Connell has a huge body of work in film and theatre, including the 1992 break-through hit Strictly Ballroom; Moulin Rouge, Shall We Dance? and The Great… Audio
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Thomas Sainsbury: Hauraki Horror
Playwright previews the Basement Theatre season of his Hauraki Horror. Audio
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Auckland Theatre Awards judged anonymously for first time
The annual Auckland Theatre Awards were founded five years ago to celebrate the performing arts in the country's biggest city. But this year there's a difference - for the first time, there will be… Audio
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Bruce Mason Playwriting Award winner - Ralph McCubbin-Howell
The winner of the 2014 Bruce Mason Playwriting Award, $10,000 prize, is Ralph McCubbin-Howell, one of the founders of playful Wellington theatre company Trick of the Light. Audio
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Memet Bilgin Rigolo: dancing on air
Turkish Canadian balance artist who performs two acts in the touring Spiegelworld tent show Empire, a blend of comedy, acrobatics, vaudeville and burlesque. Audio
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Taofia Pelesasa: 'At The Wake'
'At the Wake' is a new black comedy by Victor Rodger, with Taofia Pelesasa playing the playwright himself. Audio
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Book Review: Revolution by Russell Brand
Comedian and actor Russell Brand expands on an fiery interview on BBC's Newsnight a year ago, in which he took on legendary interviewer Jeremy Paxman. In it, Brand lamented the state of the world and… Audio
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Thomas LaHood
He gets strange looks when he hands over his passport with Clown as his profession, but Thomas LaHood is taking the performance art in new directions. Thomas and his wife Jo Randerson have created a… Audio
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Theatrical institution Bats to be reborn in Wellington
It is a Wellington theatrical institution, carving out the early careers of many successful New Zealand actors, including Cliff Curtis and Kerry Fox. Audio
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Vincent O'Donnell: Isaac Theatre Royal Opening
Upbeat Melbourne correspondent visits Christchurch for the reopening of the Isaac Theatre Royal and speaks to the major players and punters. Audio
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Murray Edmond 'Then It Was Now Again'
Key moments in our history: a selection of Murray's reviews, eyewitness accounts, interviews and letters reflecting on New Zealand poetry and drama from the 1970s onwards. Then It Was Now Again is the… Audio
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Bats Theatre
BATS has been the home of much of the most exciting theatre seen in Wellington for almost quarter of a century. It closed the doors on its Kent Terrace building almost two years ago for a… Audio
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Toa Fraser: director
Film-maker Toa Fraser is returning to the theatre, 16 years after his the breakout season of his play 'Bare'. He tells Eva about what connects 'Bare' with his newest offering: 'Pure and Deep'. Audio