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Strut At The Supreme Ball, Surf At A Beach Fest & More Fun Things For The Weekend

See R and R (Rest and Restoration) at the Auckland Fringe Festival. Photo / Supplied Strut At The Supreme Ball, Surf At A Beach Fest & More Fun Things For The Weekend Don t miss the season s ball of all balls, or the croons of Dave Dobbyn By Julia Gessler Thursday Feb. 25, 2021 Embrace the extraordinary at the Auckland Fringe Festival Variously described as an “artistic hurricane” and a place where you may just be shifted “onto a parallel plane”, the Auckland Fringe Festival is once again testing the bounds of creative expression. The 2021 iteration, on now until March 6, draws on a trove of local acts poised to craft a collective sense of wonder and outrageousness, with shows including

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Auckland Arts events go ahead, postponed due to Level 3

This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions. Although they said they were relieved to be in alert level 2 now, they were not out of the woods yet. The latest level 3 lockdown has interrupted the Pride and Fringe festivals, with thousands of events quickly moved online, rescheduled or cancelled. Auckland Pride Festival director Max Tweedie said when he watched the announcement, it was a shock. The adrenalin just kicked in, and my head just kicked straight into contingency plans, and I don t think it really sunk in at all at that time until a couple of days. It was our worst nightmare.

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Archenemy review – wacky fight for justice in parallel universes

Archenemy review – wacky fight for justice in parallel universes Leslie Felperin Small, imperfectly formed but quite entertaining all the same, this wacky sci-fi-adjacent feature stars Joe Manganiello (from the Magic Mike movies and, let’s not forget, Smurfs: The Lost Village) as an intense, homeless man with a cut torso who calls himself Max Fist. Max has a taste for hooch and crystal meth but also claims to be a super powerful fighter for justice from a parallel universe – a realm that just so happens to be accessible through an abandoned shopping mall in grotty Edge City where the action is set. While all that unfolds in a real enough looking US city, shot on film stock, the stories Max narrates about his previous life in the other universe are illustrated with some groovy looking animation and a mix of stylised drawings and computer renderings, mostly in a hypersaturated palette of electric blue and magenta pink.

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Archenemy review – wacky fight for justice in parallel universes

Archenemy review – wacky fight for justice in parallel universes
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Archenemy review – wacky fight for justice in parallel universes

Archenemy review – wacky fight for justice in parallel universes
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