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The glitz, the glamour and the gloriously-talented folk of cutting-edge entertainment will be showcased next Sunday at the New Zealand Fringe Festival's Awards and closing night party.

What happens when a safe, middle class, middle aged marriage suddenly stalls? When the opportunity arises for one life to be renewed but at the expense of the happiness and security of others? HONOUR, at The Court Theatre from 21st February is a provocative, witty challenge to our notions of domesti

The New Zealand Premiere of Duets by Peter Quilter is directed by Lyndee-Jane Rutherford.

For the past two years a passionate team of theatre practitioners have been creating edgy, challenging and dynamic theatre.

Winner of the Best Music by an Emerging Artist Award at the 2007 Adelaide Fringe Festival and one of South Australia's finest saxophone players, Adam Page makes his debut appearance from 18 February till 1 March at Downstage Theatre as part of the 2009 New Zealand Fringe Festival.

Strike Percussion are back at Downstage for one very special show.

With the controversial issue of wind farming SEEyD 'blows another gust of fresh air through Wellington theatre' (Laurie Atkinson, The Dominion Post).

Auckland Theatre Company in association with the Court Theatre presents The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan, adapted by Ross Gumbley.

When a theatre group is offered a royalty-free play 'Murder Most Foul' from new playwright Phyllis Montague, the group welcome the chance to put the theatre back into the black for the first time in years.

What happens when a safe, middle class, middle aged marriage suddenly stalls? When the opportunity arises for one life to be renewed but at the expense of the happiness and security of others? HONOUR, at The Court Theatre from 21st February is a provocative, witty challenge to our notions of domesti

Taki Rua Productions' Strange Resting Places is not resting in 2009 and is continuing with the success it has enjoyed in recent years.

Lipstick Dreams is a comedy by Helen O'Connor and Simon Hopkinson/Aust/1988 Directed by Rae McGregor Season: March 7 - 28, 8pm Matinees: Sunday, March 8 & 15, 6pm Winning a talent quest could be just the answer for four women who long to escape their predictable lives in a small country town

The New Zealand Premiere of Duets by Peter Quilter is directed by Lyndee-Jane Rutherford.

Auckland Festival 09 'Venus & Adonis' Theatre Wednesday, 18 March 2009 until Sunday, 22 March 2009 Venus & Adonis Bell Shakespeare and Malthouse Melbourne (Australia) Shakespeare?s Venus and Adonis is a subversive re-working of Ovid?s original love story: it is vulgar, funny, sexy and whole-he

The Altruists Season: Wednesday 21 - Saturday 31 January (no show Sun/Mon) Time: 7pm Tickets: $18 full / $13 concession & groups (8+) book now! book@bats.

Le Grand Cirque to run from 31st January for a limited season at The Civic $44.

Potent Pause Productions as part of the Auckland Festival 2009 present The Chairs/Les Chaises by Eugene Ionesco The Chairs will be performed in French and in English as follows: Thurs 12 - Sat 14 March 2009 (English) 8pm Sun 15 March 2009 (English) 6pm Tues 17 - Sat 21 March 2009 (French) 8p

Auckland Theatre Company in association with the Court Theatre presents The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan, adapted by Ross Gumbley.

Strike Percussion are back at Downstage for one very special show.

With the controversial issue of wind farming SEEyD 'blows another gust of fresh air through Wellington theatre' (Laurie Atkinson, The Dominion Post).

Winner of the Best Music by an Emerging Artist Award at the 2007 Adelaide Fringe Festival and one of South Australia's finest saxophone players, Adam Page makes his debut appearance from 18 February till 1 March at Downstage Theatre as part of the 2009 New Zealand Fringe Festival.

When a writer has done the number of celebrity interviews that I have, he realizes that there are a handful of celebrities he would never want to meet again.

The Williamstown Theatre Festival honored award-winning performer Lewis Black at its 2008 Festival Gala.

The Williamstown Theatre Festival will honor award-winning performer Lewis Black at its 2008 Festival Gala, it was announced today.

The Williamstown Theatre Festival will honor award-winning performer Lewis Black at its 2008 Festival Gala, it was announced today.