Watch the Video for The Contortionist’s ‘Reimagined’
Prog rock act The Contortionist have released a new track “Absolve.” The song is the second piece of music we've heard from their new LP Clairvoyant.
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In Review: Wolfmother at the Powerstation 9/6/2017
HOT DAMN! Wolfmother returned to headline a show in Auckland and what a return it was! The Aussie three-piece hard-rock band annihilated the Powerstat...
Chye-Ling Huang talks about her new play ‘Like Sex’
Prudes, sluts, users and the used - in a carousel of episodic scenes, Like Sex a bold play written by 2015 and 2016 Playmarket b425 Playwright award w...
Doc Edge In Review: The Reel People of New Zealand
THE REEL PEOPLE OF NEW ZEALAND
| Documentary | New Zealand | 2016 | 30 min | Nicholas Homler
Review by Glenn Blomfield
This movie takes a look i...
In Review: McLaren
MCLAREN | 92 mins | Director Roger Donaldson
Reviewed by Glenn Blomfield
Directed by our very own Kiwi Rodger Donaldson, who also made the great k...
Doc Edge Festival 2017: A Glimpse of China
With China’s implementation of the Open Door Policy, as announced by Deng Xiaoping in December of 1978, marking its modernisation and increasing influ...
In Review: Devin Townshend Project + sleepmakeswaves @ Powerstation 18/05/2017
Going to a concert is always exciting, isn't it? You're in the same physical space as the architect of your most favourable spatial vibrations. You're...
NZ International Comedy Festival: Talking Comedy with Ashton Brown
Ashton Brown likes to offer audiences something a little different with his comedy. His new show, Ashton Brown is Anxious To Meet You, delivers a deep...
NZ International Comedy Festival: Talking Comedy with Guy Williams
You probably recognise comedian Guy Williams from Jono and Ben and The Edge radio station, but if you haven't heard his stand-up yet you're missing ou...
NZ International Comedy Festival In Review: Laura Daniel x Joseph Moore in “Two Hearts”
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Doc Edge in Review: Sacred
SACRED
Documentary
2017 | 86 min | Director Thomas Lennon.
Review Glenn Blomfield
Sacred is the result of a worldwide collaboration, its scenes ...
Doc Edge In Review: Bride Of The Nile
BRIDE OF THE NILE
Documentary
2015 | 63 min | Director Edouard Mills-Affif.
Review Glenn Blomfield
Bride of The Nile is a clever little film. Th...
13 Reasons Why – Our problem with suicide
13 Reasons Why - Our problem with suicide.
Written by Ashton Brown
“Sir have you seen 13 Reasons Why?”
“No, I haven’t even heard of it. Is it g...
NZ International Comedy Festival: Talking Comedy with Scott W Long
Scott W Long likes to offer audiences something a little different with his comedy. He's blessed (or some may argue cursed) with an innate ability to ...
In Review: Fifty Shades Darker
Yasmin and Marika decided to review the latest Fifty Shades movie. To put it briefly, their expectations were so low, they almost enjoyed it.
There...
This Brilliantly Executed, Extremely NSFW Reversed Music Video Is Amazing
Leningrad, a Russian electronic/rock band hailing from Saint Petersburg, recently released a music video for their song “Kolschik” (or “Tattoo Artist”...
Auckland Fringe: Nathan Joe Discusses ‘Penis Elegy’
During the Auckland Fringe Festival, the Basement Theatre is transformed into a 'Performance Salon' - think Moulin Rouge at the beach – where works of...
ANNOUNCEMENT in Daily Dilemmas: “Maybe we’re all showering wrong”
Comedians Lauren Mabbett and Marika Jackson take a drive to their photoshoot and reflect on daily social faux-pas that make their lives (what they con...
TEASER: Daily Dilemmas Has A Big Announcement
Lauren and Marika have an exciting announcement in their next episode of Daily Dilemmas! Keep an eye out for the extended episode to be released soon ...
Ben Anderson talks ‘The Last Man on Earth is Trapped in a Supermarket’
An eerie experience of hours spent working alone in a Countdown supermarket drove Ben Anderson to write a play - and not just any play.
Anderson's ...
Daily Dilemmas: “Do I have a moustache?”
Comedians Lauren Mabbett and Marika Jackson take some time to eat lunch in a cafe and reflect on daily social faux-pas that make their lives (what the...