“We believe theatre is for everyone and want to do as much as we can to make it really accessible” says Paper Jam director Belinda Campbell.
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How did we get so lonely? New doco casts light on NZ's hidden problem
MAHARA is currently a construction site for a new, modern art facility...
"There’s loads of people at Vincents who have words floating around, and also loads of people who have issues with housing," Glen Macdonald says.
A solo exhibition by Catherine Manchester called Visitation Pixallation Wellington.18th Jan-23rd Jan
This is only the beginning.
Wellingtonian F.E. Beyer is the author of a new crime novella 'Buenos Aires Triad.' He chats with fellow literary artist Michael Botur about crime fiction, travel, and working in the post office.
We are thrilled to announce our Feature & TV Pilot winning screenwriters.
Wellington’s Cuba St precinct is set to come alive again in 2022 as CubaDupa confirms plans to stage the diverse and creative arts festival on the last weekend of summer, March 26 /27, 2022
“We’re creating a show where accessibility is the opposite of what it usually is. Illegally Blind isn’t just accessible: it’s more accessible for blind and low vision people," says Susan Williams.
Ākonga graduating from NorthTec’s Maunga Kura Toi (Bachelor of Māori Arts) had their opening night for the end of year art exhibition Te Āo Tūroa.
WE ARE EXTREMELY EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THE TOP 15 FINALISTS FOR THE FALL SEASON OF THE 2021 SHORT FILM FUND!
