Review: Title & Deed

Reviewed by Lox Dixon. Pre­sent­ed as a part of TAHI Fes­ti­val, 2022. I’m going to make an earnest effort to men­tion the writ­ing as lit­tle as pos­si­ble in this review because that’s not real­ly the point and every­one prob­a­bly knows by now that Will Eno is a phe­nom­e­nal writer. That said, the beau­ty of this […]

Review: Effy

Reviewed by Lox Dixon. Pre­sent­ed as a part of the TAHI Fes­ti­val, 2022.  Effy is a piece of phys­i­cal the­atre per­formed by a masked actor, and fea­tur­ing no ver­bal com­mu­ni­ca­tion. The show takes place in what osten­si­bly looks like a pub­lic park. A rub­bish bin sits on one side of the stage, an old wood­en […]

Review: HATCH

Reviewed by Jules Daniel. Pre­sent­ed by TAHI: New Zealand Fes­ti­val of Solo Per­for­mance, HATCH is an oppor­tu­ni­ty for five emerg­ing stu­dent artists from Te Aua­ha, Toi Whakaari: NZ Dra­ma School, and Te Heren­ga Waka — Vic­to­ria Uni­ver­si­ty of Welling­ton to show­case and devel­op their work fur­ther. The mahi of a pro­gram with a kau­pa­pa to […]