Posts Categorized: Theatre

Posted February 21st, 2005 by Jules van Cruysen & filed under Theatre.

The Bach is a play which graciously and not so graciously explores the idea that ...Read more »

Posted February 21st, 2005 by Emily Braunstein & filed under Theatre.

Three girls, three guys, and one big red plastic dildo star in this hilarious slice ...Read more »

Posted February 14th, 2005 by Jules van Cruysen & filed under Theatre.

“The only excuse for making a useless thing is that one admires it intensely. All ...Read more »

Posted April 26th, 2004 by Emily Braunstein & filed under Theatre.

Disclaimer: I don’t know how to spell the names of some of the central characters ...Read more »

Posted April 26th, 2004 by Emily Braunstein & filed under Theatre.

Reviewing children’s theatre is a whole different ball game compared to its adult counterpart. Grown-ups ...Read more »

Posted April 5th, 2004 by Emily Braunstein & filed under Theatre.

Collected Stories is a little confusingly titled. This play isn’t a collection of stories. Rather, ...Read more »

Posted April 5th, 2004 by Emily Braunstein & filed under Theatre.

So Romeo and Juliet die. Then what? This is the question asked by After Juliet, ...Read more »

Posted March 29th, 2004 by Sarah Barnett & filed under Theatre.

The Royal New Zealand Ballet The New Zealand International Arts Festival. Westpac St James Theatre, ...Read more »

Posted March 22nd, 2004 by Emily Braunstein & filed under Theatre.

I don’t have the figures available, but I’d be willing to gamble that Charlotte Bronte’s ...Read more »

Posted March 22nd, 2004 by Emily Braunstein & filed under Theatre.

One year ago, a young Maori man living in a small community in Waiora and ...Read more »