Arts & Culture
As the coronavirus outbreak forces the closure of museums, art galleries, libraries and theatres around the word, the concept of “on demand culture” is gaining momentum.
Arts & Culture
Whether your television viewing tastes veer towards real-life drama, quirky comedy, crime or pure escapism, there’s something in this line-up of shows to keep you entertained for hours.
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The score is an integral part of the performance of The Split, a play revolving around two people on a fishing boat which has its final performances this weekend at Rumpus Theatre in Bowden.
PODCAST: A passenger plane disappears mid-flight between London and New York – did a flock of geese cause it to crash or did something more sinister occur? That’s the mystery driving intriguing new audio thriller Passenger List.
The 2019 Tarnanthi Festival highlights the rich diversity of contemporary Australian Indigenous art, from vivid paintings, sculptures, short films and 3D installations, to intricate wood carving, woven works and hand-painted glass vessels.
Looking for a podcast for the beach or a road trip? These two excellent series unravel the stories of a pair of ‘conwomen’: one a university dropout turned biotech billionaire, the other a charismatic Californian who stole the heart of a Kiwi.
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