Grave issues of man, wife and mistress
Grave issues of man, wife and mistress
Three urns. Containing three people. It must be hell.
Otago Festival of the Arts
Dances woven into artwork at Mint
Dances woven into artwork at Mint
A dancework is leading an artwork in Dunedin this week. "Work in Progress" is being constructed at Mint Gallery by artist Anneloes Douglas over festival week.
Review: 'Til Dawn Sunday
Review: 'Til Dawn Sunday
Hahn-Bin meets Amadeus Leopold Otago Girls' Auditorium Wednesday, October 10
A study in contradiction
A study in contradiction
Amadeus Leopold strides across the room on five-inch stilettos and, with an easy grin, shakes hands.
Cultural treat for visitors today
Cultural treat for visitors today
It is endlessly fascinating what appeals to people.
Youthful spirits abound in a 500-year-old choir
Youthful spirits abound in a 500-year-old choir
Oh, Vienna.
Vienna Boys Choir boys go swimming in Dunedin
Vienna Boys Choir boys go swimming in Dunedin
The Vienna Boys Choir make a splash at Dunedin's Moana Pool.
Pagali's Samoa on stage
Pagali's Samoa on stage
Wellington playwright Dave Armstrong has fuzzy memories of his last trip to Dunedin.
Mural makes lane into time tunnel
Mural makes lane into time tunnel
Hoyts Lane off the Octagon is being transformed into a sort of time tunnel.
Comrade Z a blip on radar
Comrade Z a blip on radar
Some acts are difficult to ignore.Like former-cosmonauts-turned-quartet Comrade Z.
Quintet blows in with Farr premiere
Quintet blows in with Farr premiere
Strong winds are forecast for Dunedin tomorrow.The Zephyr wind ensemble blows through town with a breathtaking concert which includes composer Gareth Farr's new Chamber Music New Zealand commission Mad Little Machine.
Review: Rita and Douglas
Review: Rita and Douglas
Theirs was never going to be an easy relationship, though both Douglas Lilburn and Rita Angus employed beautiful turns of speech - he expressed himself best through his compositions and she through her painting.
Otago Festival of the Arts: Daily Diary
Otago Festival of the Arts: Daily Diary
TODAY 10am: Chalktagon, Octagon. 7.30pm: The Middlemarch Singles Ball, Globe.
Octagon blocked off for chalk fest
Octagon blocked off for chalk fest
Stop the traffic! The Octagon is being blocked off today and turned into a sea of chalk.
Review: Revolver
Review: Revolver
If you ever wondered what it might have been like to be an extra on the set of classic sci-fi film Bladerunner, get yourself to Revolver at Sammy's tonight.
Questions and Answers: Tic Tic
Questions and Answers: Tic Tic
Q Have you been to Dunedin before? Yes. I lived in Dunedin for the whole of 1985 when I was a member of the Fortune Theatre Company. I have only worked in Dunedin on one occasion since then, when I was invited to co-star in Private Lives in 1999.
Bodily feats aboard the good ship 'Revolver'
Bodily feats aboard the good ship 'Revolver'
Nobody got a better view of the recent All Blacks v Springboks test match in Dunedin than Tom Beauchamp.
Monkey Business bit of a lark for 'cheeky rascals'
Monkey Business bit of a lark for 'cheeky rascals'
Hey, hey it's the monkeys. The 2012 Otago Festival of the Arts starts today, but visiting performers have already got into the swing of things in Dunedin.
Prepare to be amazed and entertained
Prepare to be amazed and entertained
Live entertainment. It is as old as the first peal of laughter.
Potty idea for a play
Potty idea for a play
It is a tough way to urn a living. Three giant pots have been installed in the Standard Insurance building for the Otago Festival of the Arts performance Play.