Review: Alok Vaid-Menon AKL
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10th October 2016
One half of the now-famous DarkMatter poetry duo, Alok Vaid-Menon performed three shows this weekend in Auckland. Elspeth Fougere delves into a world of poetry, identity and critique.
Signing in and hooking up
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22nd September 2016
Hook-up boys is the sexy, and slightly dirty, new play by Bruce Brown that brings to the stage the stories about the apps, snaps and hookups that heavily feature in the modern gay experience. We chat to Bruce about sex, connection and hooking up.
Review: Mating in Captivity
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19th August 2016
Sex, sexuality and "butt-stuff"
Review: GALS The Full Catastrophe
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15th August 2016
Something rather good has happened at GALS. After losing their long-time musical director/conductor the choir seems to have seized the opportunity to boldly opt for a new approach. Full steam ahead!
Fabricate
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13th April 2016
We talk to emerging choreographer, Caitlin Davey, about the Basement’s latest contemporary dance offering, Fabricate.
Little Child of Miracle
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26th March 2016
Little Child of Miracle is the kind of fairy tale you wouldn’t tell your children before they are put down for sleep. The new show at the Basement is a visual feast for adults, opening this Tuesday, it’s not one to miss.
Six Queer Poets You Should Know
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21st March 2016
Today is international poetry day and to celebrate we take a look at some contemporary queer artists making waves around the world.
Skinny Dipping, nipples and feminism’s afterbirth
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2nd March 2016
Skinny Dipping, nipples and feminism’s afterbirth. After sell-out shows in Wellington, The Offensive Nipple Show is coming to Auckland.
Review: People Like Us
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17th February 2016
A star is born: Helped by magnificent songs, surrounded by an excellent singing cast and drawing on skills we never knew she had Ramon Te Wake gives this new trans-musical heart and soul.
Review: F' You
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16th February 2016
For anyone thinking the lives of young Polynesian glbti people have nothing to teach you, get real! F'You is truly profound and gloriously entertaining!
Review: PUZZY
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13th February 2016
Before going to see PUZZY I already knew it was going to be an important contribution to theatre. How often do we see or hear narratives with a lesbian protagonist, let alone one that's a Pacific Islander?
Ak Pride Debate: Bigger is judged to be Better
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13th February 2016
In a self-defeating debating tactic the conservative team at last night's Great Auckland Pride Debate practically begged the judges to award them at least a tie on the basis that they have yet to win a Pride Debate.
Review: Et Lux
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11th February 2016
Powerful, dark and deeply troubling eroticism drives a sumptuous and magnificently performed production showcasing a wide range of awesome performance skills.
People like these: Cindy and Ramon
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9th February 2016
Ramon Te Wake and Cindy of Samoa take us into their troubled childhoods and journeys into adulthood which they draw on for their characters in People Like Us.
Review: No More Dancing In The Good Room
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3rd February 2016
A coming out story at once like every other and still like no other... Chris Parker is compelling and magnificent and every glbti person should experience this tour de force show.
