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Never one to fit into boxes, Jo Randerson's a natural fit for collaborating with youth for Yo Future.
Renee Liang interviews Dan Bain and Ralph McCubbin-Howell about their experience writing for Young and Hungry.
Ivy – Saviour of the Dinosaur, on the back of successful local and international seasons, is currently touring. Renee Liang caught up with Ivy’s creator, Jennifer Martin.
On the eve of the publication of his first poetry collection, Renee Liang asks Chris Tse about writing, life and being an Asian writer in NZ.
We’re all up to date now on dirty politics, but have things really changed that much?
Mixing theatre with storytelling and music, Wheel of Experience returns to Auckland at the end of a 25-date nationwide tour.
Cath Harkins and Korina Tuahine, members of the Graduate Writing Studio, tell us about its first production, a series of seven plays by six writers, collectively titled 'Out of Our Heads'.
Nic Sampson has his fingers in many pies – stage, screen and comedy. Renee Liang asks him about his sticky fingers.
Johann Nortje talks about the brave new world of digital puppetry, and the upcoming Galloping Tales show at Pick n Mix.
"Performing Magic has taken me around the world and is such a cool job. I get to amaze and scare people for a living," says comedian magician Jarred Fell.
Renee Liang spoke to writer, director and designer Uther Dean about how the new BATS will influence practitioners.
In preparation for returning to 1 Kent Terrace later this year, BATS is running a fundraising campaign. Ed Watson tells us more.