Sharron Pardoe is the News Director at Stuff. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a wide range of topics including cultural movements, the music business, theater, urban art, fine art, and digital art. Sharron's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff, The Post, The Press, and Waikato Times.
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As the July school holidays roll in, Wellington and the Hutt are buzzing with shows, workshops and creative adventures for tamariki and teens.
Music writer Dr Norman Meehan has been awarded the 2027 Lilburn Research Fellowship, which he will use to write a history of influential label Rattle Records.
Matariki arrives with its usual mix of sparkle and sentiment, and this year The Tīwhas are matching the constellation's glow with a mainstage moment of their own.
Jerome Chandrahasen has been running Wellington Raw Comedy Quest for more than 15 years, and is the co-founder of Humorous Arts Trust, helping to support the local Wellington comedy scene.
By: Sharron Pardoe
Comment Wellington's waterfront will come alive this week as Matariki Ahi Kā returns from July 9–12, offering four nights of fire, projections, storytelling, kai and live performance in a celebration of the Māori New Year.
Jagged Little Pill has opened at the Ōtaki Civic Theatre, marking the New Zealand premiere of the Alanis Morissette‑inspired Broadway hit and a major return to form for Ōtaki Players.
NZTrio bring their Space Jump concert to Wellington this August, featuring a new commission from award‑winning South African-New Zealand composer
By: Sharron Pardoe
Wellington artist Kirsty Lillico has unveiled a striking new body of work at Whanganui's Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery, the result of five months
Fresh from delivering a powerhouse performance as Jo in Jagged Little Pill at Ōtaki Theatre, emerging performer Nadi Figur‑Ambler is catching her breath — and already looking ahead.
The John Psathas Group brings together London pianist Dawn Hardwick, New York pianist Stephen Gosling, Essen percussionist Katarzyna Myćka and Zurich
