Sharron Pardoe is the News Director at Stuff. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a wide range of topics including cultural movements, the music business, theater, urban art, fine art, and digital art. Sharron's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff, The Post, The Press, and Waikato Times.
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NZTrio bring their Space Jump concert to Wellington this August, featuring a new commission from award‑winning South African-New Zealand composer
By: Sharron Pardoe
Wellington artist Kirsty Lillico has unveiled a striking new body of work at Whanganui's Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery, the result of five months
Fresh from delivering a powerhouse performance as Jo in Jagged Little Pill at Ōtaki Theatre, emerging performer Nadi Figur‑Ambler is catching her breath — and already looking ahead.
The John Psathas Group brings together London pianist Dawn Hardwick, New York pianist Stephen Gosling, Essen percussionist Katarzyna Myćka and Zurich
Wellington Community Ballet Theatre is preparing to unveil its first full theatre production, a major milestone for the young company founded to give adult dancers a chance to work towards large‑scale, collaborative shows.
As Wellington Repertory Theatre marks 100 years of productions, life member and director Ewen Coleman says the company's longevity comes down to one thing: community.
By: Sharron Pardoe
Capital Blues is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a four‑day festival of live music over August 20 to 23, bringing together some of Wellington's
Wellington experimental cabaret trio The Crimson Club is marking its 18th birthday.
After years spent ricocheting between hemispheres, physical theatre artist Thom Monckton is back in Wellington with a new work‑in‑progress for TAHI, the New Zealand Festival of Solo Performance.
Fresh Wellington lens Three paths to Matilda Finding the role — and each other The scale of the show Why Matilda matters
