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April 30, 2020
DEAN PARKER 1947-2020. The death yesterday (14 April 2020) of Dean Parker, one of New Zealand’s most successful screenwriters and playwrights, was announced by Murray Lynch, Director of Playmarket, the…
April 27, 2020
New Zealand actor Bruce Allpress died aged 89 on April 23, 2020, at home in Auckland.
April 23, 2020
SGCNZ’s SHAKE UP A SONNET COMPETITION WINNERSHappy Bard’s Birthday!!!Thank you to all the COVID-19 locked-down entrants and congratulations to all the winners!
SGCNZ’s SHAKE UP A SONNET COMPETITION WINNERS Happy Bard’s Birthday!!! Thank you to all the COVID-19 locked-down entrants and congratulations to all the winners!
April 17, 2020
Shakespeare Globe Centre New Zealand SHAKES QUOTES SONNET! SGCNZ’s Next Locked-down Competition ~ Round B Shakespeare wrote so many quotable quotes! Category 3) Choose any 2 of Shakespeare’s ‘quotable quotes’…
Shakespeare Globe Centre New Zealand SHAKES QUOTES SONNET! SGCNZ’s Next Locked-down Competition ~ Round B Shakespeare wrote so many quotable quotes! Category 3) Choose any 2 of Shakespeare’s ‘quotable quotes’ or phrases and weave them into a Sonnet – of any form.
April 17, 2020
Launching Thankful for Art #TFA Kia ora friend of the arts We’re pleased to launch our new advocacy campaign – Thankful for Art #TFA, which celebrates the value the arts…
Launching Thankful for Art #TFA Kia ora friend of the arts We’re pleased to launch our new advocacy campaign – Thankful for Art #TFA, which celebrates the value the arts are bringing to people during the lockdown and shares ways New Zealanders can engage with, support and participate in the arts. We’ve seen the abundance of creative mahi and resources surfacing during these extraordinary times and are responding with this four-week national arts advocacy campaign.
April 16, 2020
LAUGHTER AFTER LOCKDOWN:FUNDRAISER TO SUPPORT NZ’S COMEDY INDUSTRY GOES LIVEThe New Zealand Comedy Trust have launched a double-pronged fundraising initiative to help support Aotearoa’s comedy community, responding to the critical…
LAUGHTER AFTER LOCKDOWN: FUNDRAISER TO SUPPORT NZ’S COMEDY INDUSTRY GOES LIVE The New Zealand Comedy Trust have launched a double-pronged fundraising initiative to help support Aotearoa’s comedy community, responding to the critical need for financial assistance as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
April 15, 2020
BLOOMSDAY is back again at the Thirsty Dog, K Rd in Auckland, one show only, Sunday June 16, 4pm-7pm, with Rima Te Wiata reading Molly Bloom and Tom Sainsbury lovingly…
April 15, 2020
DEAN PARKER OBITUARY The death yesterday (14 April 2020) of Dean Parker, one of New Zealand’s most successful screenwriters and playwrights, was announced by Murray Lynch, Director of Playmarket, the…
DEAN PARKER OBITUARY The death yesterday (14 April 2020) of Dean Parker, one of New Zealand’s most successful screenwriters and playwrights, was announced by Murray Lynch, Director of Playmarket, the playwright’s agent. Dean Parker was born in Napier in 1947 of mainly Irish ancestry. Educated at Napier Marist and Hastings St John’s, he worked as a writer for much of his life and was prominent in his union, the New Zealand Writer’s Guild. Dean wrote extensively for stage, radio, television and film.
April 14, 2020
CREATIVE NEW ZEALAND OPENS FIRST PHASE FUNDING FOR COVID-19-IMPACTED ARTS SECTOR Today, Tuesday 14 April, Creative New Zealand has opened its first phase Emergency Response Package, a $16 million investment…
CREATIVE NEW ZEALAND OPENS FIRST PHASE FUNDING FOR COVID-19-IMPACTED ARTS SECTOR Today, Tuesday 14 April, Creative New Zealand has opened its first phase Emergency Response Package, a $16 million investment to be distributed to the arts sector through to 30 June 2020 (the end of Creative New Zealand’s financial year). A second phase, which will provide support beyond June 2020, will be initially explored at the April Arts Council meeting.
April 8, 2020
BOOSTED LIVE GET PAID TO PLAY Kia ora koutou, We’re now two weeks into lockdown. As an organisation, we’ve been heads down on our mission to understand and address the…
BOOSTED LIVE GET PAID TO PLAY Kia ora koutou, We’re now two weeks into lockdown. As an organisation, we’ve been heads down on our mission to understand and address the impact of this very peculiar situation (COVID-19) for the people we serve – the artists of Aotearoa. One thing is overwhelmingly clear. Artists need help. Whether it be community connection, financial support, or the opportunity to keep making and showcasing their art to audiences.
April 7, 2020
DETAILS OF CREATIVE NEW ZEALAND’S FIRST PHASE ARTS SECTOR BOOST, ahead of 14 April openingEhara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini My strength is not that…
DETAILS OF CREATIVE NEW ZEALAND’S FIRST PHASE ARTS SECTOR BOOST, ahead of 14 April opening Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini My strength is not that of the individual but of the collective As promised, we've got more details to share about our Emergency Response Package, ahead of opening the opportunities next Tuesday 14 April. Please see our update below.
March 31, 2020
SHAKE UP A SONNET! Shakespeare Globe Centre NZ (SGCNZ)’s newest Locked-down Competition Shakespeare wrote his 154 Sonnets…plus the one Romeo and Juliet shared, plus…. Now it’s your turn! A challenge…
SHAKE UP A SONNET! Shakespeare Globe Centre NZ (SGCNZ)’s newest Locked-down Competition Shakespeare wrote his 154 Sonnets…plus the one Romeo and Juliet shared, plus…. Now it’s your turn! A challenge for you to write: Category 1) A Sonnet based on a Character from a Shakespeare play or poem Category 2) A Sonnet based on a Shakespeare play or poem
March 31, 2020
SGCNZ’s 2020 Regional University of Otago Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Festivals WHERE THERE’S WILL THERE’S A WAY Respecting the many hours of work the students, teachers and other directors have spent…
SGCNZ’s 2020 Regional University of Otago Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Festivals WHERE THERE’S WILL THERE’S A WAY Respecting the many hours of work the students, teachers and other directors have spent rehearsing their scenes for SGCNZ’s 2020 Regional University of Otago Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Festivals, and to address the restrictions caused by COVID-19, a creative way has been devised through the schools supplying their scenes on film this year. More students will be able to be involved, as those in Media Studies will also have roles to play. Schools and HomeSchool Clusters are sending their films to Glass Gecko Films, which is working closely with SGCNZ to facilitate the methodology. Some have been sent already. The rest will have a month from whenever the lock-down ends and schools return.
March 28, 2020
2020 NEW ZEALAND FRINGE AWARDS The 2020 New Zealand Fringe Arts Festival has wrapped up another remarkable season of performance, art and music. Even in the face of unprecedented world…
2020 NEW ZEALAND FRINGE AWARDS The 2020 New Zealand Fringe Arts Festival has wrapped up another remarkable season of performance, art and music. Even in the face of unprecedented world events, the Fringe continued to thrive whilst taking measures to ensure artists and audiences were safe. This year’s awards applauded outstanding work in production, design, and performance, all of which surprised and delighted us in the 2020 Fringe season. Never an easy task for the judges, this year was of course no different with an abundance of incredible new works to experience.
March 28, 2020
PLAYMARKET ADAM NZ PLAY AWARDS 2020Here is the online Awards event from the separately contributing Playmarket team. HEARTBREAK LEADS TO TOP AWARD FOR PLAYWRIGHTPLAYMARKET is pleased to announce the ADAM…
PLAYMARKET ADAM NZ PLAY AWARDS 2020 Here is the online Awards event from the separately contributing Playmarket team. HEARTBREAK LEADS TO TOP AWARD FOR PLAYWRIGHT PLAYMARKET is pleased to announce the ADAM NZ PLAY AWARD winner for 2020 is Jess Sayer for her play This Particular Room. The Adam NZ Play Award recognises and celebrates the best in new unproduced writing for the theatre. Jess also won the award for Best Play by a Woman Playwright. She has previously been shortlisted for the Adam NZ Play Award twice for her plays Beautiful Coincidences and Speak.
March 27, 2020
Links to COVID 19 Statements:
Links to COVID 19 Statements:
March 27, 2020
NATIONAL THEATRE PRODUCTIONS TO BE STREAMED FOR FREE ON YouTube Audiences around the world can stream NT Live productions for free via YouTube The National Theatre has announced plans to…
NATIONAL THEATRE PRODUCTIONS TO BE STREAMED FOR FREE ON YouTube Audiences around the world can stream NT Live productions for free via YouTube The National Theatre has announced plans to stream NT Live shows for free on YouTube. From Thursday 2 April [UK], a number of productions previously screened in cinemas globally as a part of National Theatre Live will be made available to watch for free.
March 27, 2020
PANNZ Arts Market MONDAY HUIS online in partnership with Auckland Live A PLACE FOR ALL OF THE ARTS WHĀNAU TO BE TOGETHER From Monday 30 March we have a place…
PANNZ Arts Market MONDAY HUIS online in partnership with Auckland Live A PLACE FOR ALL OF THE ARTS WHĀNAU TO BE TOGETHER From Monday 30 March we have a place for you to be. Tēnā koutou, PANNZ, in partnership with Auckland Live, would like to invite the creative sector from across Aotearoa to come together in response to the COVID-19 crisis. A national arts and cultural events response network has convened an online hui for 11am, Monday, 30 March. This is the first in a series of weekly online gatherings for the arts and cultural events community which will be held at the same time, every Monday, over the next month.
March 23, 2020
TAURANGA ARTS FESTIVAL 2020 E ngā kaihāpai o te ao Toi, tēnā koutou i runga ngā tini āhuatanga o te wā. Escape! 2020: Living in Interesting Times Bringing you the…
TAURANGA ARTS FESTIVAL 2020 E ngā kaihāpai o te ao Toi, tēnā koutou i runga ngā tini āhuatanga o te wā. Escape! 2020: Living in Interesting Times Bringing you the news that Escape! 2020 has been cancelled is bittersweet – we know you would have loved our programme of speakers, theatre, storytelling and workshops but we’re pleased to be able to do our bit in the battle to keep Covid-19 from devastating our communities. In reaching the decision to cancel our much-loved little festival with big ideas, the Trust Board has acted responsibly in adhering to Ministry of Health guidelines – and has also seen an opportunity that this most interesting of times presents. Bringing the arts into local homes and hearts as people go through social distancing, self-isolation and quarantine has never been easier, thanks to modern technology. Couple that with the old-fashioned charms of storytelling and … our team is already brainstorming ideas so watch this space!
March 22, 2020
How will the arts cope with Covid-19 cancellations?
How will the arts cope with Covid-19 cancellations?
March 21, 2020
Silo INSTAGRAM RESIDENCY For an 8 week period starting on Monday 30th of March, we will be hosting a different artist each week on Silo’s Instagram platform to share content…
Silo INSTAGRAM RESIDENCY For an 8 week period starting on Monday 30th of March, we will be hosting a different artist each week on Silo's Instagram platform to share content every morning for 10-20 minutes. Artists will be paid $500.00 for the seven days of work to engage the community from our Instagram every morning from 9am.
March 20, 2020
SUPPORT AVAILABLE AS PART OF THE GOVERNMENT STIMULUS PACKAGE
SUPPORT AVAILABLE AS PART OF THE GOVERNMENT STIMULUS PACKAGE
March 18, 2020
DUNEDIN FRINGE 2020 CANCELLED. Arrival of Covid 19 within Dunedin
DUNEDIN FRINGE 2020 CANCELLED. Arrival of Covid 19 within Dunedin
