Category: Arts & Culture
Raising funds for their Learn & Participate music education programme, Auckland Philharmonia is bringing Studio 54 to Auckland Town Hall with Boogie Wonderland. Prepare to step into a world where the disco balls shine brighter and the beats fuse with symphonic sounds in a way you’ve never experienced before. On the evening of 16 May, […]
Last year, Karin McCracken and Eleanor Bishop (aka the theatre-making partnership EBKM) created Heartbreak Hotel, a musical play that explored the complexities of dating and heartache, which quickly became the talk of NZ’s theatre scene and was widely considered the best piece of homegrown theatre produced in 2023. This year, as part of Te Ahurei […]
2022 Arts Laureate award-winner Lindah Lepou has been a creative interdisciplinary force in NZ Arts since the early nineties, while mentoring and supporting other queer artists. Best known to many on Auckland’s gay scene for founding fa’afafine/takatāpui/trans girl group Pure Funk, which lit up stages and parties with their cutting-edge choreography, Lindah became renowned for […]
With the Auckland Arts Festival opening tonight YOUR EX takes an in-depth look at some of the festival’s many highlights! Inspired by the famous medical case of the Reimer twins, Carly Wijs’ latest play BOY will debut to Kiwi audiences at Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival. BOY revolves around the story of […]
Taylor Zakhar Perez has expressed interest in a possible follow-up to the 2023 blockbuster film “Red, White & Royal Blue” based on Casey McQuiston’s beloved LGBTQ+ novel released in 2019. The cinematic adaptation by Matthew López in August 2023 captivated a new wave of fans with its passionate and sincere narrative. The film adaptation of […]
From 7 to 24 March, enjoy 18 days of unforgettable theatre, music, dance, cabaret, kōrero and more from Aotearoa and beyond in some of the finest venues across Auckland. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Here are YOUR ex’s top reasons to buy your Auckland Arts Festival tickets now. • To See African Excellence – Afrique en […]
The eagerly awaited third season of Netflix’s LGBTQ+ drama “Heartstopper” promises a more mature and nuanced narrative, according to Joe Locke, the 20-year-old actor who portrays Charlie Spring. This next instalment of the adaptation of Alice Oseman’s beloved queer teen novel series is anticipated to explore themes with a “raunchier” and “darker” edge while retaining […]
Sweep your significant other off their feet this Valentine’s Day with tickets to the Auckland Philharmonia’s The New Zealand Herald Premier Series: Passion & Mystery concert on 15 February – which can double as a gift and a wonderful belated Valentine’s Day date night! This concert will be a special night as it kicks off the Auckland Philharmonia’s […]