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That Bloody Woman!

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Amanda Leo talks to That Bloody Woman Composor Luke Di Somma about feminism and gender representation within theatre. One of Aotearoa’s most celebrated suffragettes, Kate...

SHAM: Exploring Female Relationships on the Stage

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Only days away from opening night, Amy Jane Bedwell talks to playwright and actress Jess Sayer about playwriting, lesbianism, and her latest female-centric play,...

A reflection on the past

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Auckland Theatre Company's production of To Kill a Mockingbird is about growing up under extraordinary circumstances during the 1930's in the Southern United States. Racial prejudice...

Having a Gay Ol’ Night

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This year's International Comedy Festival has a super strong line up of LGBT focused comedy. From overseas stars to local living legends, Oliver Hall...

An Intimate Night in with Carol

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Aatir Zaidi reviews six time Academy Award nominated GLBT hit, Carol, ahead of it's New Zealand DVD release on 4 May, 2016 Carol is based on the...

Emanations of Truth

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 express explores the exciting new exhibition from Govett-Brewster Art Gallery / Len Lye Centre paying homage to local and international icons. In July 2015, the...

Discrimination, Lawsuits and… Tickling?

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Aatir Zaidi sits down with David Farrier, creator of the deceptively dark new documentary film, Tickled. Openly bisexual kiwi journalist, David Farrier, arrives in a...

Judgements on Injustice: To Kill a Mockingbird

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Amanda Grace Leo talks to lead actor Simon Prast about the iconic story of To Kill A Mockingbird being brought to the stage by...

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