KALEIDOSCOPE: 16/05/1986

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Year
1986
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F52603
Media type
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Rights Information
Year
1986
Reference
F52603
Media type
Moving image
Item unavailable online
Place of production
New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories
Television
Duration
0:55:00
Production company
TVNZ ARTS UNIT, BCNZ
Credits
Presenter: Nik Brown
Pat & Gil Hanly Camera: Dave Caldwell
Sound: John Cathcart
Editor: Christine Monaghan
Editor: Bill Cottrell
Sound Mix: Brenton Ojala
Director: Brent Leslie
Auckland Camera: Peter Thompson
Sound: Dave Madigan
Sound: Owen Goodwin
Editor: Bill Cottrell
Research: Lorna Hope
Producer’s Assistant: Elizabeth Fortescue
Producer: Robin Scholes
Christchurch Camera: Wayne Williams
Sound: Don Anderson
Editor: Errol Stevenson
Producer’s Assistant: Christine Pollard
Producer: Elizabeth Whiteford
Dunedin Camera: Robert Brown
Sound: John Patrick
Editor: Peter Wells
Research: Lorraine Meyer
Producer’s Assistant: Glenda Norris
Producer: Rex Simpson
Wellington Camera: Andy Coleman
Sound: Don Paulin
Editor: Michael Goodbehere
Research: Jenny Hames
Graphics: Kay Lyes
Production Team: Albert Hastings
Production Team: Geoff Shirkey
Production Team: Leighton Taylor
Production Team: Paul West
Production Team: Steve Coward
Production Team: Judith Cowlwey
Production Team: Grant Hinton
Production Team: Lisa Collette
Producer’s Assistants: Pamela Braddell
Producer’s Assistant: Liz Conway
Producer’s Assistants: Danielle Wiren
Designer: Norm Cook
Technical Producer: Peter Brenner
Producer: Peter Coates
Producer: Denis Harvey
Producer: Howard Taylor
Auckland Camera: John Irwin

Presented by Nik Brown. Reporter Adrienne Longuet presents a piece on The Rocky Horror Show, which is touring New Zealand.

Brent Leslie gives a preview of New Zealand Puppet Theatre’s performances for the school holidays, ‘The Dragon’s Birthday’ by Margaret Mahy and Salmagundy by Joy Cowley.

Lani Morris reports on arts sponsorship, and the announcement of the first sponsorship venture between a corporate and statutory body: QEII and Fay Richwhite. NZ photographer Victoria Ginn receives the first award.

The movie ‘Backstage’ is the first directing role of director Jonathan Hardy. The shoot is shown in Melbourne. Actress Laura Brannigan is interviewed. Lani Morris presents the Arts News.

The Forrester Gallery in Oamaru hosts [‘Nga Tuitui Onahera’], a collection of Maori rock drawings. The works are welcomed by Christchurch and Dunedin kaumatua in a powhiri.

Regional Roundup: At the National Art Gallery in Wellington, Adrienne Longuet presents a story on the exhibition ‘Surreal’. Linda Dodge presents a story on ‘Torch Song Trilogy’ at Court Theatre. In Auckland the holiday production of Auckland City Opera Ballet Company’s ‘Winnie the Pooh’s Birthday’ is in rehearsal.

Pat and Gil Hanly have a joint exhibition touring the country ‘The Fire This Time’, on the theme of nuclear war. The pair are interviewed by Brent Leslie about how their lives and art forms combine.