ROCK TENORS THE ANTHEMS TOUR DKCM Thursday, July 13 — Mayfair Theatre A romping, stomping good time was had by all, as a high-spirited Mayfair Theatre audience took a raucous...
Dunedin RSA Choir presented a concert for a large audience yesterday in St Patrick’s Basilica, South Dunedin.
A full house gave a standing ovation to the debut performance of The Rock Tenors Anthem Tour at the Mayfair on Thursday night.
SavedAllen Hall TheatreThursday, June 22Len loves Pam.
Pink Floyd 'The Dark Side of the Moon' Immersive Planetarium Experience promises breathtaking visuals and spectacular surround sound that would bring the legendary album to life.
THE GLOBE THEATRE SHAKESPEARE’S AS YOU LIKE IT Thursday, May 18 A playful approach to gender and relationships adds to the joyful high jinks in a delightful Globe Theatre...
What do the 1970s and Shakespeare’s As You Like It have in common?
The smash-hit songs flow thick and fast as the remarkable story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons unfolds in Musical Theatre Dunedin’s production of Jersey Boys.
Jersey BoysRegent TheatreThursday, May 4Dunedin's Regent Theatre is currently home for a week to Musical Theatre Dunedin’s season of internationally acclaimed musical Jersey Boys.
In "Alleluia! Music for Eastertide", Dunedin City Choir rose to the occasion on Saturday evening, presenting a programme of music from the 16th to the 21st century.
The Dunedin RSA Choir's early evening concert in Knox Church was a fitting finale to Dunedin's Anzac Day remembrance events.
Rod StewartForsyth Barr StadiumWednesday, April 5Crammed into the front half of the grounds, the audience thoroughly enjoyed a good sing-along with Rod Stewart’s best-known anthems.
It was lovely to hear recorded birdsong echoing in St Paul’s Cathedral as patrons arrived for Octagon Ensemble’s performance on Friday evening.
Voices at the End features Michael Houstoun performing the music of John Psathas.
Sometimes you need a little nonsense in your life to make sense of the rest of the world.
When Reb Fountain sings Don’t You Know Who I Am, it’s a telling line for an outstanding singer/songwriter who has spent decades perfecting her craft, both here and on the other side of the Pacific.
New Zealand-born poet Tusiata Avia has a polarising effect.
Body laughs interspersed with loads of expletives and a liberal dressing down of body parts are surefire winners.
A full house was entertained by an absurdist and subtle blend of a Rainbow Westworld where Dexter joins The Office and the IT Crowd.
Dunedin is abuzz with arts energy this month, with the Dunedin Fringe Festival in full swing, and visits from touring groups keeping arts fans busy and happy.