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Jodee Mundy's new solo show Personal bridges the world of sound and the world of silence.

Headliners include bass Eddie Muliaumaseali’I and mezzo soprano Sarah Sweeting.

Over 800 artists – including local reggae band Katchafire – will come to Hamilton.

After wowing Kiwi audiences in 2023, the famed touring circus returns in October for a special Spark Arena residency. Video / Cirque du Soleil

Young dancer Bella Hey tops NZ jazz exams for the fourth consecutive year. Video / Rafaella Melo

Heke Huata has been involved in the cultural performing arts and education for 4 decades.

Every week, we ask a well-known Aucklander for their favourite spots in the city.

'Within myself, I still completely feel me.'

From February 21 until March 2, the annual festival will hit the Tron with over 40 events.

A champion of children's theatre announces closure after 33 years.

Dominic Field reveals what it's like to be everyone's new favourite Wiggles character.

It will run at Riverlea Theatre from November 23 to December 14.

Expect acrobatics, powerhouse vocals and unforgettable comedy from the new show.

The play won eight award categories.

Huge efforts of Kerikeri performing arts legend Doug Turner recalled

Ava Te Huki is starring as Annie, despite never singing or acting in front of others.

The award-winning actor drank heavily to cope with his rise to global fame.

Henwood had to let go of his anger. ‘No one wanted to misdiagnose me’.

An emotionally-wrought third episode sees comedian learn about letting go in Japan.

David Dallas speaks about why we need to highlight small venues to save live music. Video / Carson Bluck, Lana Andelane

It looks a little different this year.

The young Black Grace stars redefining masculinity through dance.

Musical comedic storytelling by a modern Māori entertainer.

The play asks the audience to consider what hell really is.

OPINION: It's a confident debut for Bold Theatre.

Street artists and performers will fill the streets as event confirmed for 3 more years.

Scott Silven says much of his success comes down to being 'really lucky'.

Not all love stories have a happy ending, even those that start out beautifully.

It's the Hamilton Operatic Society's first full-length musical since Chicago in 2021.