Review: Lincoln in the Bardo
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Books
7th April 2017
At first sight, this might seem an odd place to review a brilliant piece of experimental fiction, so some explanation is in order.
Review: Resident Alien
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Performance
22nd March 2017
Who would have thought the acerbic, world-weary ramblings of a tired old queen could be so uplifting.
Wellington Pride Festival: Week one
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Entertainment
9th March 2017
One week down and one to go, Wellington Pride Festival ǀ Tū whakahīhī e Te Whanganui-ā-Tara is in full swing and the things are only going to get better.
Christchurch Pride event guide
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Entertainment
7th March 2017
Christchurch, it’s your time to join the festivities!
The Pride Parade Experience
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Events
27th February 2017
With the roar of Dykes on Bikes and the cutting of rainbow ribbons the 2017 Auckland Pride Parade made its way down Ponsonby Road in a riot of colour, noise and sexualities... our reporters were there!
Ak Pride: West of Eden premiere
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Movies
24th February 2017
Tom is a quiet country pakeha kid, Billy is Maori, from the big city where his life has been going off the rails. Their love affair, in 1960s rural NZ is forbidden.
Same Same: Difficult family relationships
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Books
23rd February 2017
Justine Sachs attends a session at her very first Same Same but Different writing festival, part of Auckland Pride, and comes away reeling and aching for more.
Review: Pardon me Alan Turing
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Entertainment
22nd February 2017
Pardon Me Alan Turing is not only about Turing and Wilde, but the experiences of thousands of men who have been granted a pardon for a historic homosexual conviction.
Review: The Ak Pride Festival Great Debate
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Performance
21st February 2017
Laughter, adult language, dubious claims, conflict, drama and therapy-level sharing all add up to Best (Ak Pride Great) Debate Ever!
Ak Pride: Aroha’17 NYC House Party
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Events
21st February 2017
Meet GypjaQ, an “upbeat, aggressive, unapologetic and above-all queer and black” cyber soul performer who's headlining at tomorrow night's Aroha’17 NYC House Party
Ak Pride: Pardon Me Alan Turing
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Performance
20th February 2017
Is quashing the convictions of some men previously convicted of having gay sex really going to undo the accumulated effects of decades of being a convicted criminal? A play for Ak Pride explores at the subject.
Review: NZ Bear Week Comedy Night
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Performance
17th February 2017
Peacocking, dic pics, daddy issues and more were given the full comedy treatment last evening in a "brilliant" Bear Comedy Night.
Ak Pride: Ngahuia Te Awekotuku
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Books
17th February 2017
"No one else was writing about or for Maori girls like me, so I had to make words to explain that world for myself. And most of all, for others."
Review: Legacy Project 4
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Performance
16th February 2017
Six short plays written and directed by an eclectic mix of queer artists showcase a dazzling display of local talent.
Review: Femslick
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Performance
15th February 2017
Artist Akashi Fisiinaua’s latest show, Femslick, is a sensual composition of political statements turned into dance and performance.
