Charlie Gates is a Senior Reporter at Stuff. He specializes in crime, theater, and film, with a keen focus on the New Zealand landscape and international topics such as the Russia-Ukraine War. Gates' work has been featured in prominent publications including Stuff, The Wall Street Journal, The Press, Interview Magazine, and The New York Times.
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Charlie Gates focuses on local events, art, and entertainment in Christchurch. Pitches should offer unique stories around local artists, cultural events, or entertainment happenings in the area. He also covers evolving stories and government announcements related to the arts and culture scene.
If you have a story about a local artist gaining international recognition or an event that has significant community impact in Christchurch, it could be of interest to Charlie. Keep pitches focused on topics like art exhibitions, performances, architecture projects happening specifically within Christchurch or New Zealand for better alignment with his coverage focus.
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Audiences will be given the chance to see Beethoven’s entire Piano Concerto cycle in three back-to-back concerts next month.
An experimental theatre company has found a unique place to stage its latest musical - a demolition and salvage yard full of curious wonders.
By: Charlie Gates
Artist Chauncey Flay spent a year making 100 sculptures and a million paint marks, then the Auckland floodwaters nearly destroyed it all.
Benmax, the Australian company working on mechanical systems like air conditioning for the $317m building, went into liquidation last week.
Gavin Bishop. whose books include Atua: Māori Gods and Heroes, The House That Jack Built, and Aotearoa, says the award is "like the Nobel prize for literature for children".
The Lord of the Rings star has set the Canterbury town of Methven abuzz, shopping at a supermarket and buying coffee at a local cafe.
Kiwi artists Jack Carden, who took a shopping trolley to a snow-capped mountain, is TikTok famous and sells his artworks all over the world.
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By: Myhaʼla Herrold, Charlie Gates, Jamie-Maree Shipton
Marisa Abela wears Jacket and Skirt Qianhan Liu. Top and Underwear Miu Miu. Belt
By: Charlie Gates, Ben Sisario
With his band’s first new album in 16 years out Friday, post-punk’s dark prince discusses enduring on his own terms and clashing with the most powerful company in live music.
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