The concept for the 4th Auckland Triennial, Last Ride in a Hot Air Balloon was created and realised by Triennial curator Natasha Conland who wanted to “create a lively umbrella topic in which often cryptic practice and ideas would be cultivated.”

It started in a bedroom. It’s been in theatres and art galleries and now this intimate and innovative award winning show is coming to the Dunedin Fringe Festival.

House-to-House at Artstation brings together craft and community action to raise funds for Auckland City Mission.

Encompassing everything from body art to sound, video to installation; definitions of what performance means and what it can be are constantly shifting. The Blue Oyster Performance Series, a part of the 2010 Dunedin Fringe Festival, aims to showcase this diversity.

In 2010 The Forge at The Court Theatre presents a season that will transport audiences from Afghanistan to Palmerston North to meet polyamorists, carpenters and Alexander the Great.

One of Simon McKinney's first jobs was as the voice of Hamish, the Scottish talking fish on kids TV show “Squirt”. Thus started Simon’s career of making people laugh.

The next instalment of HotHouse features a spectrum of eco-products incorporating sustainable design for life – and death.

Academy Award, and two time Emmy, winning director Milton Justice was just one of the many distinguished artists who helped Sam Shore bring to life his new play The Idea of America.

Celebrate the notion of giving and kindness this April during Living Room - a programme of live performance art, film and video works in Auckland's CBD.

Alfonsina is a comic depiction of a young Argentinean woman who leaves her family to search for a better life.

An original New Zealand theatre work written by Sophie Henderson and Curtis Vowell, I Heart Camping will appeal to anyone who has ever pitched a tent.

Combining Asian storytelling with Western theatre traditions, The Bone Feeder is the story of a young man who travels to the Far North in search of his great great grandfather’s bones.

Known for its contemporary take on Philippine music, the Cynthia Alexander Group will entertain audiences at the Southeast Asian Night Market in Wellington on Saturday

See the shadows fly across the screen in the hands of 8th generation Indonesian master shadow puppeteer, Dr Joko Susilo, accompanied by live gamelan music.

Fresh Produce takes off this month with five new original New Zealand performance works at The Basement.

Taika Waititi has joined the cast of fellow New Zealand director Martin Campbell's Green Lantern. He was cast after Warner Bros casting director watched Waititi's feature film, Boy.

Weta Workshop has unveiled its design for a proposed sculpture in Wellington to commemorate the 2011 Rugby World Cup. 

This year’s ASB Polyfest sees 65 schools, 208 cultural groups and 9000 students taking part in speeches, kapa haka and traditional dance competitions.

As part of Waitakere City’s Open Studio Weekend, the Corban Estate Arts Centre presents a weekend of free arts activities. Twenty artists based in studios on site will open their studios to the public.