SUNDAY: SERIES 1. PROGRAMME 12

Magazine programme profiling local art and entertainment. Includes piece on Taki Toru - a unique expression of biculturalism, the exploration of Maori and Celtic heritage through music and dance. Interview with co-directors Jan Bolwell and Keri Kaa.

The musical ‘Cats’ by Andrew Lloyd Webber is touring New Zealand. Interviews with Jo-Anne Robinson ( resident choreographer), Iosefa Enari (Old Deuteronomy) and Michael O’Conner (Rum Tum Tugger). T.S. Elliot reads his from book of Practical Cats.

A tribute to poet Allen Curnow in Titirangi. Stephanie Tauevihi talks to Kate Darrow (Gallery Director), Gail Haffern (Artist), Douglas Hawkins (Graphic Designer) and Allen Curnow. Allen Curnow reads some of his poetry.

Dance piece Taki Toru is a unique expression of biculturalism, the exploration of Maori and Celtic heritage through music and dance. Interview with co-directors Jan Bolwell and Keri Kaa.

Bryony Dalefield is a maker of spectacular quilts. She discusses the inspirations of her work and explains the meaning of her motifs.

Brent Newell discusses fortified wine.

Kathryn Paterson talks about her personal background to censorship and the New Zealand law

Roundtable: David Cohen, Wendyl Nissen and Chris Trotter discuss;
Should Jim Anderton and Helen Clark tie the knot politically?
Should we be looking at Republicanism for New Zealand more closely?
Should John Banks be wasting time on dealing with such issues as the state of our national public toilets?