Sharron Pardoe is the News Director at Stuff. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, and regional interest, with a particular focus on plays and musicals, the music business, and various music genres. Sharron has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff and The Post.
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Wellington, New Zealand (Local)
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Sharron's coverage primarily focuses on event listings and arts events within the local Wellington region, showcasing a strong emphasis on entertainment. Sharron would likely appreciate pitches related to upcoming cultural and arts events happening in the Wellington area.
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By: Sharron Pardoe
Jess Chambers has spent two decades moving between musical worlds — from folk stages in Aotearoa to experimental electronic clubs in Nashville
Shivers is a Wellington trio blending soul, R&B, roots reggae, dub, electronic and pop.
As Theatreview marks its 20th anniversary, its founder and managing editor John Smythe reflects on the site's origins, its mission and the challenges
Ryan Kenton and Connor Matthew are on a mission to record 31 songs by local musicians and bands at iconic Wellington locations for NZ Music Month.
When Dr Jian Liu steps onstage with NZTrio at Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui on May 23 it will mark more than a guest appearance in the ensemble's 2026 Dreamscape season.
Aotearoa's only fulltime corporate art and collections valuer says New Zealanders are becoming more serious about collecting — and more aware of the cultural and financial risks tied to the works they own.
Welsh art-rock luminary Cate Le Bon — the musician, songwriter and in-demand producer behind albums for Wilco, Dry Cleaning and St Vincent — returns
The Urban Art Foundation has launched a partnership with Health TV and is now bringing curated New Zealand art content into 160 hospital and medical waiting rooms nationwide.
Karaka Bay writer Nick Sceats is the director of a leadership development company and has a background in journalism and marketing.
Emmy Award-winning musician, producer and composer David Long says Lōemis Festival is one of his favourite winter events, bringing light to the season and consistently offering work he's eager to see.
