Jimmy Barnes Livestream TONIGHT for New Album – Flesh and Blood
Today, Jimmy Barnes releases his highly anticipated 20th studio album, Flesh And Blood and celebrates with Free Livestream tonight.
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Album Review: Squirrel Flower – Planet (i)
The album Planet (i) is titled for a new world that Ella Williams, who is Squirrel Flower, imagines people settle and destroy after leaving earth and for her internal world of thoughts and feelings.
Concert Review: Rachel Leo at Anthology Lounge, 25 June 2021
A leisurely walk through K-Road’s bustling Friday night happenings eventually led to the Anthology Lounge for Rachel Leo and her single release gig. Opening for her were Avya and Honeybee, both acts that have been travelling around the music-scene grapevine for a short while now.
Dakota of the White Flats – Red Leap Theatre Punk Out
This August, Red Leap Theatre Company rocks back onto the Auckland stage with their rebellious new work, Dakota of the White Flats. Following a raucously successful North Island premiere tour in early 2021, Red Leap are excited to share Dakota of the White Flats with audiences in their hometown of Tāmaki Makaurau, coming to Q Theatre’s […]
Classical on Cuba Returns to Wellington with a Classical Music Crawl
Classical on Cuba – ‘where classical music meets Cuba Street culture’ announces its triumphant return to Wellington this Winter with a festival featuring over 100 concerts across 20 venues during the weekend of August 7 – 8, 2021.
Inflated Rebel – Feminist Dance Duo to Blow Up the 2021 Matchbox Season
Perfectly balancing social provocation with relatable humanity, SOFT.co are delighted to premiere their latest feminist contemporary dance theatre piece Inflated Rebel, playing at Q Theatre’s Loft from August 11-15. This rambunctious and innovative contemporary dance theatre offering is a genre-defying bid to challenge the binaries of obedience and rebellion, complete with oversized puffer jackets, blow-up […]
Theatre Review: Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream at Q Theatre, 9 June 2021
Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream – A Wildean comedy on Death and Mortality. The loss of spirituality to the new God Science. Pretty girls make graves, the impermanence of vultures and why ice cream is sexy. Sort of like butter and Last Tango in Paris. The same source, cows also make an appearance.
Party In Piha Comes to Te Uru: The Photography of Arne Loot
This winter Te Uru presents Party in Piha by 97-year old Titirangi photographer Arne Loot. The exhibition documents the legendary full-moon beach parties that took place in the remote coastal settlement of Piha in the 1960s. It has been created from a series of original proof sheets that Loot used to make for young party-host, […]
Kūpapa: Fierce Wāhine Tell the Story Of Lucy Takiora Lord
Kūpapa, the debut play by acclaimed actress Nicola Kāwana (Ngāruahine, Ngāti Ruanui, Ngāti Kāhungungu and Rangitane), is set to have its world premiere production at Auckland’s Te Pou Theatre from July 3 – 10. Kūpapa takes us into the mind, the heart and the soul of controversial figure Lucy “Takiora” Lord.
Jazz Awards Finalists Announced by RMNZ and APRA
Jazz Awards. Aotearoa’s premiere jazz musicians have been celebrated following the announcement of this year’s finalists for the Recorded Music New Zealand Te Kaipuoro Tautito Toa | Best Jazz Artist and APRA Best Jazz Composition awards.