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The show must go on: theatre education in crisis

Tertiary institutions play a vital role in our creative ecology and have produced some of our most prominent creative artists and works. With social cohesion under threat, this type of teaching and learning matters, argues Emma Willis

Newsroom.co.nz

Foo Fighters' 'most difficult and tragic year' after Taylor Hawkins’ death

'Without our drummer, we never would have become the band we were', say band members as celebrities reflect on 2022

Wales Online

Bret McKenzie: ‘It was different writing songs that weren’t d*** jokes’

After finding fame with comedy duo Flight of the Conchords, the New Zealander is leaving the laughs behind on his debut solo album ‘Songs Without Jokes’. He talks to Kevin E G Perry about winning an Oscar with The Muppets, pissing off Morrissey with The Simpsons, and Taika Waititi’s detachable…

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‘Trying not to be funny was a challenge’: Flight of the Conchords’ Bret McKenzie on his serious solo debut

He has written duets for man and Muppet, parodied Morrissey in The Simpsons, and become Hollywood’s go-to for bringing ‘heart’ to the movies. Now he’s ready to see if people want to hear the guy behind the gags

The Guardian - UK

'What We Do in the Shadows' Season 4's most uncanny twist is a total delight

The irreverent monster mockumentary goes all-in on Colin Robinson's baby arc.

Inverse

How Mark Proksch became a vampire baby in ‘What We Do in the Shadows’

When the third season of FX’s horror comedy “What We Do in the Shadows” ended in October, energy vampire Colin Robinson was – spoiler alert – dead.

The Orange County Register

Nude Tuesday review – this New Zealand orgy comedy told in gibberish is delightful

Hilariously subtitled by comedian Julia Davis, this film sees an unhappy couple go to a horny guru – played by Jemaine Clement – to fix their marriage

The Guardian - AU

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