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    • 2022 Revised and Reduced programme
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    • Online: Writers
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    • Now showing
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    • Tungia Tahia
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  • Swan Lake / Loch na hEala photo gallery

    Irish choreographer and Festival favourite Michael Keegan-Dolan let us behind the scenes as they rehearsed Swan Lake/Loch na Heala ahead of tonight's opening night at the New Zealand Festival. All images by Matt Grace.
  • Five questions for artist Ruth Watson

    The Wellington Sculpture Trust’s New Zealand Festival commission, Other Worlds by Ruth Watson opened in late February at the 4 Plinths just outside Te Papa. Wellington Sculpture Trustee Neil Plimmer, discusses the artwork with the artist.
  • Tasty Festival Morsels

    Get ready to enjoy amazing food, drink and more with some of Wellington's best hosts at the 2018 New Zealand Festival.
  • India on the canvas: an interview with Jeet Thayil

    As he heads to Writers & Readers, Man Booker Prize-shortlisted Jeet Thayil talks about his country’s violence against women, VS Naipaul as God and quoting Fleetwood Mac in his new novel The Book of Chocolate Saints.
  • Five questions for Mini Pond

    Ahead of Writers & Readers, Mimi Pond talks to Guy Somerset about her two fictionalised graphic memoirs of her days as a waitress in a California diner in the 1970s.
  • Q&A with Johnathan Howard of The King's Singers

    ARTicle spoke to Jonathan Howard of the acclaimed King’s Singers ensemble. They will be joined on stage by our internationally renowned choir Voices New Zealand at Michael Fowler Centre on 10 March.
  • New Zealand Festival Student Ambassadors Announced

    The New Zealand Festival has selected 12 motivated secondary school students throughout the greater Wellington region to become Student Ambassadors for the 2018 Festival season.
  • Bless the Child: Behind the scenes

    Eight lives and three worlds collide in this thought-provoking play written by Hone Kouka and directed by poet and writer Mīria George. Take a behind-the-scenes look at this new work through our video story with the creative team and cast.
  • Five questions for Harry Giles

    Guy Somerset returns to ARTicle for a chat with Writers & Readers–bound Scottish performer, poet and “general doer of things” about game-making, spoken word and the appeal of a Chill Out Corner away from the crowd.
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