NEW ZEALAND THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 9

“Este joven artista hará grande honor a su patria”, comentó acerca del pintor José María Velasco uno de sus principales maestros Eugenio Landesio, y no se equivocó, pues para muchos críticos de arte Velasco “innovó la forma de pintar, sacando el caballete al campo para dibujar y esbozar

What did our critic think of THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE at Pumphouse THEATRE, TAKAPUND?

What did our critic think of GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS at Dolphin Theatre?

What did our critic think of DIRTY WORK at Q THEATRE?

Things That Matter comes to ASB Waterfront Theatre in August.

When retired fighter, Shiva, is dragged into the world of illegal MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) fighting by bored overworked Bisma, the last thing they expect is to be embroiled in the contraband black market.

Having built an empire, the ageing Lear is poised to abdicate his crown.

A debris of memories reveals the accumulation of community and the evolution of language from the tongue through the body.

What did our critic think of THE SEX FIEND BY STEPHEN SINCLAIR AND DANNY MUKHERON at Waiuku Theatre Group?

What did our critic think of THE BOOK CLUB PLAY at Howick Little Theatre?

Noises off is about a brilliantly farcical play called Nothing On within a play; complete with slamming doors, falling trousers, passionate affairs, out-of-control egos and a bottle of booze.

I loved it.

What did our critic think of SCHOOL OF ROCK at Harlequin Theatre?

What did our critic think of THE WORM at Bruce MasonAlbert Latailakepa as the Worm forms a strong ensemble with Semu Filipo (the Old Worm) and Anapela Polatai'vao (the Blind Rat).

I am officially a big fan of Wicked and North Shore Musical Theatre’s production of it.

What did our critic think of THE GOLDEN ASS at Q Theatre And Artworks Theatre, Waiheke?

There is no question that this was an outstanding production and while the New Zealand Opera Scene seemed to get up and arms about stepping so far out of the normal look and feel of Opera, it brought people like Taylor to the Opera for the first time and who is now very keen to venture into somethin

Excellent two hander , written and directed by Tanya M.

The New Zealand Dance Company (NZDC) return to the ASB Waterfront Theatre to premiere Stage of Being, a thrilling double bill celebration of choreographic voices from Aotearoa’s Sāmoan and Chinese dance makers.

Auckland Arts Festival presents Open Stage: A Mixtape For Maladies by Ahi Karunaharan.

SandSong is a powerful, deeply moving story, drawing on stories, knowledge and memories of past to create a new narrative for Indigenous futures.

What did our critic think of HOME, I'M DARLING at Howick Little Theatre? Imaginatively directed with an eye for detail by Carleena Walsh, this award-winning play is thought-provoking and effectively executed by a very talented cast and creative team.

Auckland Theatre Company has begun its 30th anniversary year with a heartwarming play with all the great elements of top-class entertainment underpinned by deeper more gripping issues of trauma, loss, healing and the strength of community.

MY YEAR WITH LORRAINE is coming to at Pumphouse Theatre, Takapund.

What did our critic think of 'THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR' BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE at Shoreside Theatre?