Sharron Pardoe is a News Director at Stuff. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a wide range of topics including plays and musicals, the music business, concerts and festivals, fine art, and cultural movements. Sharron's work has been featured in Stuff, The Post, The Press, and Waikato Times.
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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
Artist Kayla Christensen has taken out the top honour at the 2026 World of WearableArt Awards, winning the Supreme WOW Award for her Sacred
A children's book designed to foster a love for ornithology has taken out the top prize at the 2026 Publishers Association of NZ Book Design Awards.
By: Sharron Pardoe
Flying home to Wellington from Brisbane on a recent Sunday morning I overheard a passenger behind me enthusiastically saying, “We must see this when we're back.
Aussie comedy star Heath Franklin AKA Chopper is bringing his 20‑year celebration show GOLD back to Aotearoa, returning after a sold‑out run at the NZ Comedy Festival earlier this year.
Karlo Margetić is the composer behind Icarus on Titan , a new nine-minute musical work written especially for the NZTrio ensemble, premiering as
