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Connecting the classics: community, colour and kids
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Connecting the classics: community, colour and kids

Tom Hamill talks to Renee Liang about getting in deep with the community.

A Seat At The Diversity Table
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A Seat At The Diversity Table

Te Reo Māori, Samoan, and Cantonese

Records smashed at Auckland Writers Festival
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Records smashed at Auckland Writers Festival

It's a wrap! AWF18 has smashed attendance records, with over 74,000 seats filled across six days at 144 events. Renee Liang completes her three-day marathon with final reflections.

It's the weekend! Time to feast on ideas
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It's the weekend! Time to feast on ideas

Renee Liang attends Saturday sessions at the Auckland Writers Festival.

Renee Liang: Auckland Writers Festival highlights
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Renee Liang: Auckland Writers Festival highlights

The Auckland Writers Festival this year celebrates its 18th year. Renee Liang gives us her highlights.

Challenging the future
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Challenging the future

Renee Liang reflects on some of the final offerings of the Auckland Arts Festival, along with the Festival’s future balancing delivery to audiences while nurturing the local arts ecosystem.

So close yet so far: Auckland Arts Festival week two
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So close yet so far: Auckland Arts Festival week two

Renee Liang responds to week two of the Auckland Arts Festival, including shows Erth’s Prehistoric Aquarium and À Ố Làng Phố, then goes in search of the party.

 In flight through changing times
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In flight through changing times

Renee Liang reflects on the first week of the Auckland Arts Festival and the shows she experienced: Giselle, Tea, 1984, OrphEus:A dance opera.

My Auckland Arts Festival Picks | Renee Liang
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My Auckland Arts Festival Picks | Renee Liang

Auckland Arts Festival is just around the corner and from the huge variety of shows and events, playwright Renee Liang writes what she's most excited about

Who gets to tell the story?

Who gets to tell the story?

Renee Liang lifts the lid on issues of representation and storytelling.

Mother Tongues

Mother Tongues

"It’s a complex and loaded business making work in other languages, even if they’re your own." Renee Liang on her personal journey with languages in the arts.

Talkwrite – a reboot

Talkwrite – a reboot

We welcome back columnist, Renee Liang, who will be bringing to light challenges, ideas and opinions from across the arts sector.