Kapiti gets Joyful and Triumphant
Robert Lord’s skilfully chronicled New Zealand classic, Joyful and Triumphant, comes to Kāpiti Playhouse in November showing how to survive the train wreck than can […]
Arts
The Battalion amazes in Otaki
By Nikki Carroll Last night I watched the most amazing performances by rangatahi from the greater Wellington region. Hosted by Ōtaki College, in collaboration with […]
New Zealand Chamber Soloists in Waikanae
Waikanae Music Society will close its 2022 season with a concert from the New Zealand Chamber Soloists on Sunday 30 October. The concert was originally […]
A Pride Parade to lead the world
Large crowds turned out in brilliant spring sunshine to watch and take part in the World’s Shortest Pride Parade in Paekākāriki (If there is somewhere […]
Mahara Funding sees Internal Review underway
Kāpiti councillor James Cootes has put in place an internal Mahara Gallery Project review focusing on how the shortfall in operational funding was not brought […]
Popular Pianist Michael Endres Returns to Waikanae
Outstanding German pianist Michael Endres, winner of numerous international awards and competitions, professor at leading European colleges, and acclaimed recording artist, returns by popular demand […]
Let’s Talk About ME! The Musical hits Kapiti
Kāpiti has had an abundance of entertainment options this year and the gift keeps giving with the soon to be launched production of Let’s Talk […]
Vibrant Murals Inspire Kapiti
A Seven Sharp feature on Tuesday featuring Kāpiti artist Theo Arraj allowed us to meet the man behind the murals adorning walls across Kāpiti. The […]
Hey Kapiti – it’s time for Fifty and Fabulous
Coasters Musical Theatre has been entertaining audiences for over 40 years and following on from their smash hit with Mary Poppins comes another musical treat […]
Priscilla – ‘a triumph for Otaki Players’
REVIEW OF “PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT – THE MUSICAL”, STAGED BY OTAKI PLAYERS. By Penelope Haines Last night I attended the opening night of […]