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On Learning to Edit and Sally Rooney’s ‘Intermezzo’
Self-proclaimed Sally Rooney acolyte Josiah Morgan reads ‘Intermezzo’ while redrafting his own novel, complicating his relationship with the Irish author.
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Ngā Reta — A Response
Elise Sadlier attends Basement Theatre’s first fully te reo Māori production, ‘Ngā Reta’. She writes in response to fellow Gizzy Girl / Te Wānanga Takiura tuakana Te Huamanuka Luiten-Apirana.
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Holy Ghost — A Response
Isabelle Hoskyn headed along to Hollywood Avondale to check out this year’s Day One short film line-up, here she writes of a stand out piece, ‘Holy Ghost’.
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Delightfool — A Response
Jak Darling and Booth the Clown’s ‘Delightfool’ helps Sazzok connect to joy and laughter in the face of crisis.
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Horizons — A Response
Rebecca Mary Gwendolon visits an often passed but never entered space and reignites an old passion in this response piece to the Voices New Zealand performance ‘Horizons’.
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ANTi — A Response
Dani Kionasina wraps herself in the world of Keagan Carr Fransch through ‘ANTi’, a one-woman play exploring the layered elements of personhood.
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There’s Something About Motherhood
Joy manifests on the stage for Jake Tabata, sat in the third row of Liv Tennet’s ‘For You To Know And Me To Find Out’ and watching it all unfold.
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All That We Know — A Response
In this response piece, Elise Sadlier finds her way through Shilo Kino’s “All That We Know”, seeing elements of herself and the world she inhabits in its pages.
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A Short History of Asian New Zealand Theatre — A Response
In an attempt to distil some of the expansiveness that is Nathan Joe’s new theatre work ‘A Short History of Asian New Zealand Theatre’, Sherry Zhang pens this self-reflective response essay.
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Fun Home — A Response
Liz Breslin drives 356km from Ōtepoti to Ōtautahi to experience the Court Theatre production of ‘Fun Home’ and then drives 356km home to write about it for us.
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The Tiwhas: A Matariki Spectacular — A Response
As part of Basement Theatre’s Matariki offerings, Ayla Brockes headed along to ‘The Tiwhas: A Matariki Spectacular’ and wrote of their experience.
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