Festival a success, despite challenges
That's a wrap: the 2022 Dunedin Arts Festival has come to an end after almost two weeks of bringing an air of magic to the city.
Arts Festival Dunedin
Rock meets circus in Bowie show
Rock meets circus in Bowie show
Rebel Regent TheatreSunday, October 23
Breaking down the barriers
Breaking down the barriers
ArteFact: How to Behave in an Art Gallery, NZ Dance Company, DPAG, October 22
Uplifting performances appreciated by audience
Uplifting performances appreciated by audience
The Harmonic Resonators & The Nukes, Mayfair Theatre, Sunday, October 23
A winning mix of circus and comedy
A winning mix of circus and comedy
Werk It!, Circus Trick Tease, Regent Theatre, October 22
The air between us
The air between us
Aerial dancers Chloe Loftus and Rodney Bell perform in the grounds of First Church on Saturday afternoon as part of the Dunedin Arts Festival.
Performance puts emphasis on women’s struggles
Performance puts emphasis on women’s struggles
Atete — To Resist, Te Whare O Rukutia, Saturday, October 15
Return to South for honest, family-centred show
Return to South for honest, family-centred show
Originally hailing from Gore, award-winning songwriter Jenny Mitchell is returning to the South to perform as part of the Dunedin Arts Festival.
Night of ‘boogieing’ at hip-hop event a hit
Night of ‘boogieing’ at hip-hop event a hit
Are you familiar with the four elements?
Tribute performance something to be proud of
Tribute performance something to be proud of
Bright Spark, NZSO & Shayne Carter, Dunedin Town Hall, Saturday, October 15.
NZSO pulls out the stops in rousing show
NZSO pulls out the stops in rousing show
NZSO Fantastic Voyages, Dunedin Town Hall, Sunday, October 16
Music lilts through city in eventful day
Music lilts through city in eventful day
Warmth, cold, dry air or moist — it can all affect the sound of string instruments.
Grim tale of authenticity
Grim tale of authenticity
Like exotic fish in a tank, three young boys are ripped from their homes and become powerless playthings for unscrupulous adults, who profess to have their best interests at heart.
Play rolls the oddities of university into a witty success
Play rolls the oddities of university into a witty success
I Didn’t Invite You Here to Lecture Me, College of Education Auditorium, Thursday, October 13
Strangest of Angels: Bold and successful production
Strangest of Angels: Bold and successful production
A near capacity house gave full-hearted applause for a truly memorable performance of Ken Young’s opera The Strangest of Angels at the Mayfair.
Top lineup for NZSO concerts
Top lineup for NZSO concerts
International stars and local music greats join with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra for three diverse concerts and an exciting event during Dunedin Arts Festival.
Solo theatre dance shows of pain and power
Solo theatre dance shows of pain and power
All the pain and power of womanhood can be seen in the face of Dunedin dancer Swaroopa Prameela Unni.
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Software draws paintings of musicians’ brains
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Software draws paintings of musicians’ brains
Auckland artist Simon Ingram seeks to extend and reinvent the idea of what painting is, using technology.
The art of the acrobat
The art of the acrobat
The Dunedin Arts Festival launched its programme this week, featuring international guests for the first time since Covid-19 hit. Rebecca Fox talks to one of them - Australian circus performer Malia Walsh.
Dunedin festival promises variety
Dunedin festival promises variety
David Bowie’s anthems accompanied on stage by high-flying acrobats will have you singing along between gasps. It's just one of many shows to enjoy at the ODT Dunedin Arts Festival from October 12-24.