‘84 Charing Cross Road’ is a nostalgic tale of literary correspondence unfolding between New York and London, starring Erik Thomson.
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Swiftly going viral, this DJ is turning artisanal bakeries into pop-up discos throughout France.
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The winner of the Archibald Prize for 2026 has been announced.
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Banksy has confirmed he is behind a large statue depicting a man carrying a flag that has blown into his face on a plinth near the Mall in the ceremonial heart of London.
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There’s plenty of buzz in the air as the newest museum in Sydney hits crucial milestones ahead of its opening.
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Gucci is unlocking its storied history for fashion fans, through a new exhibition, ‘Gucci Storia’, in Florence, Italy.
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A free sculpture trail on Auckland’s waterfront is back for another year and its bigger than ever.
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As Britain’s longest‑reigning monarch, and one rarely out of the public eye since childhood, Queen Elizabeth II left behind a wardrobe so extensive and meticulously archived that the curators at Historic Royal Palaces have had an embarrassment of riches to draw upon for a new exhibition at the King’s Gallery in Buckingham Palace.
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An annual Anzac commemorative event is returning to Kāhui St David’s in Auckland’s Grafton this year.
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Paddington Bear was the big winner at the Olivier Awards in London, with a stage adaptation of the beloved children’s books picking up seven prizes at Britain’s top theatre honours.
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From household names to global stars, the Sydney Comedy Festival is back for its 21st year, bigger than ever.
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Immerse yourself in a wondrous light and sound experience, as DARKLIGHT returns.
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From trompe l’oeil knits to Oscars gowns, a new exhibition on luxury fashion house Schiaparelli traces the history of the nearly 100-year-old brand, from its founder Elsa Schiaparelli to current U.S. designer Daniel Roseberry.
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Three paintings by French masters Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul Cezanne and Henri Matisse, reportedly worth an estimated $10 million in total, have been stolen from a museum in northern Italy, police have confirmed.
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Auckland Theatre Company’s new play ‘Helen Clark in Six Outfits’ examines gender expectations and social commentary about what – and who – makes a leader.
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Brolga’s characters inspire joy and thoughtful contemplation the world over.
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The newly opened Glasshouse Theatre in Brisbane is designed collaboratively by Blight Rayner Architecture and Snøhetta.
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Two-time Oscar winner Jodie Foster plays a Parisian psychiatrist in her latest film, screening as part of this year’s Alliance Française French Film Festival.
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Currently playing in Sydney before a national tour, ‘ART’ is a razor-sharp study of friendship under strain.
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With LGBTQ+ rights still under threat in many parts of the world, ‘The Elocution of Benjamin Franklin’ is a call to action.
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“All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” So wrote Leo Tolstoy in his masterpiece ‘Anna Karenina’. Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ new play takes that premise to heart, probing the dysfunction and buried sorrows of one outwardly exemplary family.
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The Sorrento Writers Festival will return for its fourth year from April 23-26.
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Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki has announced its programme of major exhibitions for 2026.
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His latest play ‘The Social Ladder’ is classic Williamson: sharp, witty, funny and merciless in its skewering of the middle classes.
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