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How do Yoga and Tango Work Together?

Cris Puscas looks at the important relationship between yoga and tango.
Whakairo gifted to Oranga Tamariki

Kyle Ellison is an Instructor at Hawkes Bay Regional Prison. In February, he spoke at the powhiri in Oranga Tamariki Ministry for Children in Wellington, where seven carvings by men in Unit 7 of Hawkes Bay Regional Prison were gifted to the Ministry.
Reshaping lives at Mix creative space

Outside, the rain has finally stopped and the sky begun to lighten. In here, a radio burbles quietly in the corner and five people have their heads bent over the art pieces they are working on.
Switzerland on at Circa Theatre

This is a tense, sharp-witted and highly entertaining play. by clever Aussie playwright Joanna Murray-Smith written in 2014. It offers a glimpse into the private world of the author Patricia Highsmith, (Strangers on a Train, Carol, Mr Ripley) who chose to live the last twelve year...
Wellness in Dance

Sarah Burrows of Pulse Pilates in Christchurch outlines the importance of wellness in dance and offers advice on how to keep it in check.
An Interview with English National Ballet’s James Streeter

James Streeter performs in Akram Khan’s gothic re-imagining of ‘Giselle’, the English National Ballet Soloist met with Chris Connolly before stunning audiences at Auckland Arts Festival as Albrecht.
The Shed Project at Waikanae Show 10 March 2018

The Shed Project will be at the Waikanae Show this year.
Going Round the Bays 2018

The Shed Project will be taking part in the 2018 Cigna Round the Bays, on Sunday 18 February 2018. We're supporting a group of the lads as they tackle the 6.5km "fun run/walk" from Frank Kitts Park to Kilbirnie Park.
Open access to high-quality dance

As part of a programme Footnote New Zealand Dance began in 2016 in partnership with Arts Access Aotearoa, we’ve been working on building conversations around accessibility into the planning of our New Zealand tours, whenever possible.
Dance Student to Dance Professional

Transitioning from the life of a dance student to a dance professional can often be a daunting shift. Sarah offers advice on ways to cope with the change of scene.
Advice for Young Dancers

Sarah lays down some advice for any young dancers wanting to pursue a career in dance. She highlights the importance of education, being prepared and looking after yourself. "If you are clear about what is important to you, you‘ll be better equipped to deal with whatever might arise."
Why so angry, it's just art.

I think it’s important a few things be said that the internet trolls and disser’s need to take onboard.
When words paint pictures

The old saying about a picture painting a thousand words can certainly be true – and these are the “iconic” photos we use again and again to evoke an emotion, highlight an issue or make a statement.
Catherine Carter

As a photographer and installation artist, I’m excited about entering the Parkin Drawing Prize for the first time, both because of its importance in the NZ art scene, but also because of the value of drawing a the very centre of the visual arts, and this prize’s role in cherishing diversity and innovation in this form.
Meet the Blogger: Sarah Knox

Meet our blogger Sarah Knox, she is our resident agony aunt and enquiring mind. With an extensive background in the New Zealand dance scene she wants to help grow the sector in any way she can. Sarah is here to answer your questions and weigh in on the current dance landscape.