12:48 Christchurch loses its own opera company but New
Zealand gains a truly national opera institution. Aidan Lang from NBR New
Zealand Opera explains.
1:10 At The Movies: Simon Morris talks to Lynn Shelton,
director of a neat little comedy-drama called Your Sister's Sister...
1:31 Multi-media artist Alex Monteith on her exhibition
marking the first anniversary of the Rena grounding disaster, and on making
history with an exhibition in Frankfurt.
1:42 Going Solo
Sophie Roberts, a young actor and director who's already
won awards for both skills, and has been nominated for a playwriting award as
well - and she only left Toi Whakaari five years ago. Now she's helping this
year's Toi graduates with their crucial Go Solo performances.
1:54 One of the lead dancers at WOW, Alex Leonhartsberger
talks about just how tough it is wearing some costumes that can be heavy,
awkward and hot!
2:05 The Laugh Track: Respected Shakespearean actress
Jennifer Ward Lealand and slapstick comedian Jimmy James Fletcher, who are
co-starring on the TV series Auckland Daze.
2:26 An exhibition showcasing the works of artists from
around New Zealand who took part in a weekend residency on Matiu/Somes
Scientific and Historic Reserve earlier this year. Sonia Sly speaks to
Christchurch artist Ben Reid, Auckland artist Stanley Palmer and Dunedin-based
German artist- Inge Doesburg about aliens, predators and hidden messages. Matiu
Somes: The Next Chapter is on at Wellington Solander Gallery and runs from 26
September to 27 October 2012.
Gallery: Matiu Somes - Ben Reid, Stanley Palmer and
artist- Inge Doesburg
2:35 Janet Bateman, the widow of long time publisher
David Bateman speaks about the fulfilment of his life long dream, to publish
his own novel....but sadly, he left it just too late to see Houses of Stone published.
2:47 Curator and author Andrew Moffatt reveals some of
the hidden treasures from New Plymouth's Puke Ariki museum in his book
Flashback: Tales and Treasures of Taranaki.
3:05 The Drama Hour: Part two of Roger Hall's play, Who
wants to be 100? Anyone who's 99! featuring the late, great Grant Tilly.
For more information and images visit the Arts on Sunday
webpage: http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/artsonsunday
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