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Lights hang from the roof in messed bundles. A crescent moon, made from gnarly looking metal, droops in between. Q Theatre’s looking a bit different tonight; it’s the opening of Silo Theatre’s Mr. Burns, A post-electric
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Show Me Shorts Film Festival, NZ’s only Academy Award accredited short film festival, is back for its 13th year. Screening at over 25 cinemas nationwide, it all kicks off with the Auckland Opening Night and Awards Ceremony
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The highly-teased and anticipated spinoff to The Conjuring 2 has finally landed in cinemas, but is The Nun as terrifying as its banned YouTube trailers have us believe? The film opens in 1952’s Romania, with two very brave and
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Chicago is the show I think about when I think about musicals. It’s my favourite. Pure and simple. Obviously, I’m delighted that it’s now performing at Auckland’s Civic Theatre until 9 September (then off to
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Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman brings wit, a furious energy and his trademark style, to a stranger than fiction true story that doesn’t miss a beat within his lively and entertaining storytelling. Set in 1970’s Colorado
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The loooooong awaited Incredibles 2 is finally here and you’ll be pleased to hear it was well worth the wait, (but they really did make us wait though). While the last film was focused on Mr Incredible’s drive to get back in
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom picks up three years after the theme park disaster on Isla Nublar. Now the remaining dinos are facing extinction once again as the island’s volcano erupts and is about to take the whole place
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After a sold-out run in 2013, the ‘Stompers’ are back in New Zealand with STOMP ’18. This show has been something of a global phenomenon for nearly 25 years so audiences will no doubt already be familiar with
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The Breaker Upperers sees Jackie Van Beek and Madeleine Sami co-write and boldly step into the Directors’ chair for a rom-com about the cringe-induced fallout of breakups. Van Beek and her partner in crime Sami, star as two
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Ready Player One sends us the future where people escape their overpopulated slum-like cities by virtual reality and in this virtual world, called the OASIS, people can be anything they like. After the creator dies, he
