Review: The Sensemaker

Pro­duced by ‘Woman’s Move’ from Switzer­land and co-direc­t­ed by chore­o­g­ra­phers Elsa Cou­vreur and Iona D’Annunzio. The Sense­mak­er starts as a clever and under­stat­ed com­e­dy that uses dance, move­ment and sound as its main devices. The­atre like this is at its best when min­i­mal and per­fect­ly timed, which is a key strength of The Sense­mak­er. The […]

Things are getting surreal at Te Papa

We might be stuck in New Zealand for a while, but that does­n’t mean the world can’t come to us (espe­cial­ly if they’re rich, appar­ent­ly). That’s the cool thing about the new exhi­bi­tion Sur­re­al­ist Art: Mas­ter­pieces from Muse­um Boi­j­mans Van Beunin­gen He Toi Pohe­wa: He Toi Marupō o Muhia­ma o Boi­j­mans Van Beunin­gen. You’ll get a […]