Sky Dancer in the Capital E National Arts Festival

We’re grownups at the Wel­ling­tonista, well, unless there’s a fart joke to be made, so when there’s a Nation­al Arts Fest­iv­al for Chil­dren, we thought it would be good to get some chil­dren involved, so here are three reviews of Sky Dan­cer. Henry, age 11:  “Sky Dan­cer was not like any­thing I have seen before. […]

The Roxy: it’s a little bit foxy

On Thursday I took a step back in time to the early 1930s and entered the Roxy Cinema. Dan will, I’m sure, tell you more later about just what sort of cinema the Roxy is. For those who can­’t wait it’s the first pur­­pose-built 3D cinema in the coun­try, with the best tech­no­logy out there. […]

More Fringe Action

Just a quick update on what’s going down in Fringe Fest­iv­al Land over the next couple of days… If theatre’s your thing, try Ori­gin 7 down at Frank Kit­t’s amphi­theatre. “Two people, a man and a woman. Both in pur­suit of child­hood dreams of becom­ing astro­nauts awake to find them­selves stran­ded on an unknown plan­et. […]