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REVIEW: Smashing glass memories

Laura and the gentleman caller in the pivotal scene of the play
Deborah LaHatte | WEEKEND REVIEW

I was completely startled by the Auckland Theatre Company’s exquisite production of The Glass Menagerie.

REVIEW: The Maori J'accuse

Kahui twins' parents, Macsyna King and Chris Kahui (Photo: TV3 News)
Deborah LaHatte | Tuesday May 21, 2013 | 2 comments

The play Patua – about what should happen to people like the family of the Kahui twins – will become a New Zealand classic. It surprises, inspires and satisfies.

Auckland Triennial: If You Were To See Art Here

Michael Lin and Atelier Bow-Wow, with Andrew Barrie, Model House
John Daly-Peoples | WEEKEND REVIEW

Nearly 50 artists from a dozen countries feature in the fifth triennial, which focuses on the way we think about, and adapt to, our living environments.

War Witch: a brutal tale of child soldiers in Africa

John Daly-Peoples | WEEKEND REVIEW

War Witch is an extraordinary African tale of 14-year-old Komona, who is plucked from her village by local freedom fighters.

Two new films on the problems of Israel

The Other Son
John Daly-Peoples | WEEKEND REVIEW

Coming up next month are two films which deal with social, political and personal issues of living in Israel.

New Auckland Art Gallery director named

Rhana Devenport: new director
NBR staff | Tuesday May 14, 2013

Rhana Devenport, director of New Plymouth's Govett-Brewster gallery, starts her new role in July.

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