ANNABEL WILSON muses on cabaret show Valerie: the latest installment from Last Tapes – the creatives behind “theatre that gives a shit”. On Suffrage Day (the anniversary of the day women in New Zealand won the right to vote), I went to see Valerie – a show centred around a strong, resilient woman and the impact she has on her descendants. […]
ANAHERA Written by Emma Kinane (co-writer Turbine, Paua, The December Brother) Directed by Katie Wolfe (Waru, The Mooncake and the Kumara, The Women) Proudly sponsored by Cariad Productions 9 Sep – 7 Oct, Circa Theatre, WellingtON Anahera (Neenah Dekkers-Reihana) is the constant central light while time and space distort around her. The set in space consists of different shades of […]
Your best day of summer? New Zealand’s longest-running music festival, Rippon, served up a lot of people’s “best day of the summer” for a very long time. Held at Rippon Vineyard near Wanaka, Rippon was launched in 1998 and over the years became downright (sorry to say it) iconic (because it was). It was famous for the gobsmacker of a […]
LOSING FAITH is a play which gives voice to all-too-often unspoken ideas around post natal depression. ANNABEL WILSON attended the opening night of its second season, and shares six reasons why you should see this brave new work. #1: Losing Faith gives you a lot to talk about. Through its two hour tracing of the protagonist’s trajectory through PND, the […]
After the devastation of Cyclone Debbie, Hamilton Island is making a swift recovery and is welcoming guests back to enjoy its idyllic sunsets, sailing and sandy coves. ANNABEL WILSON spent three days with the locals and discovered the best of the island’s secrets… Post music festival recuperation will never be the same. When I called my dear friend Renee From […]
Heavy-hitting electronic duo Arma Del Amor have been mixing up a moody storm in the studio recently. ANNABEL WILSON talks to Martine Harding and Danny Fairley on the eve of their new single and video release. Read ON for insights into their creative process, the story behind their latest sound and a little spot of Lion’s Mane tea. Then scope […]
As Australia and New Zealand are hit with a wintery blast, many travellers point the compass for sunnier climes in neighbouring Pacific Islands. May – October is the dry season in family-friendly Fiji, and the ideal time to visit. ONMAG shares six travel hacks to help you make the most of a Fijian vacation with children. If you stay on […]
ANNABEL WILSON muses on cabaret show Valerie: the latest installment from Last Tapes – the creatives behind “theatre that gives a shit”. On Suffrage Day (the anniversary of the day women in New Zealand won the right to vote), I went to see Valerie – a show centred around a strong, resilient woman and the impact she has on her descendants. […]
Crowning the Canterbury plains on a bluebird day, the Southern Alps beckon in the distance. It’s early season – the ideal time to make the quest to Mt Hutt. ANNABEL WILSON shares five reasons why you should point the compass to Mt Hutt too, and soon. Sightskiing – From the drive through cabbage-tree studded farmland, up the wide winding access […]
After the devastation of Cyclone Debbie, Hamilton Island is making a swift recovery and is welcoming guests back to enjoy its idyllic sunsets, sailing and sandy coves. ANNABEL WILSON spent three days with the locals and discovered the best of the island’s secrets… Post music festival recuperation will never be the same. When I called my dear friend Renee From […]
Your best day of summer? New Zealand’s longest-running music festival, Rippon, served up a lot of people’s “best day of the summer” for a very long time. Held at Rippon Vineyard near Wanaka, Rippon was launched in 1998 and over the years became downright (sorry to say it) iconic (because it was). It was famous for the gobsmacker of a […]
