The Pantograph Punch publishes urgent and vital cultural commentary by the most exciting new voices in Aotearoa.

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Doug edits tv and film, plays drums for Climate Change, wrote and directed the feature film 

, and in 2014 got his MA in Creative Writing at the IIML. He's also unhealthily obsessed with film and music and has been writing about both for most of his adult life. Follow him on Twitter 

Doug Dillaman

Jacob Powell has been reviewing film, writing on cinema and other topics both online and occasionally in print since 2005. He also works as an Auckland-based university librarian specialising in digital AV media and research collections. Follow him on Twitter 

Jacob Powell

Join Doug Dillaman and Jacob Powell – joined by Metro film writer David Larsen – as they go head-to-head for the Best Worst Podcast wrap-up of the Festival in 2016.

Best Worst Podcast: 2016 NZIFF wrap-up (Pt I)

Ruby Solly is a Kai Tahu writer, musician, music therapist and academic living in Te Whanganui-a-Tara. She has been published in journals such as Sport, Landfall, Oscen and Starling amongst others. Earlier this year she wrote and released her first short film, 'Super Special' through 'Someday Stories' which aimed to share traditional narratives around menstruation and the awa atua through narrative, as well as confronting the issue of period poverty in Aotearoa.

Ruby Solly

Taonga pūoro musician and writer Ruby Solly has made you a personalised audio performance.

Artist in Residence Podcast: Ruby Solly

Kate is a writer, producer, dramaturg and performer working across theatre and film. From 2016-18, Kate was our Theatre Editor, and from 2019-2020 she lead The Pantograph Punch as Director. Kate has worked as a Development Exec at Vendetta Productions, an Arts Adviser at Creative New Zealand, a creative producer for Notable Pictures and holds a Master of Dramaturgy from the Victorian College of the Arts.

Kate is a producer, writer and dramaturg. 

Kate Prior

Our first ever podcast series is a collection of immersive performances for an audience of one, featuring Bic Runga, Coco Solid and Jo Randerson. 

Introducing Artist in Residence

Sarah Foster-Sproull is an acclaimed choreographer working in New Zealand and internationally. She is the Artistic Director of Foster Group Dance and Creative New Zealand’s Choreographic Fellow for 2017-2019.

Sarah Foster-Sproull

Acclaimed choreographer Sarah Foster-Sproull has made you a personalised audio performance.

Artist in Residence Podcast: Sarah Foster-Sproull

Frances Libeau is an interdisciplinary artist from Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa New Zealand. Her sound designs, music, videos and writing bleed across territories of alternative music, theatre and art. Libeau’s work often explores the textural and semantic possibilities of collaging found/foraged and recycled sounds, and teasing at the limits of text-based folk narrative.

Frances Libeau is an interdisciplinary artist from Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa New Zealand.

Frances Libeau

Interdisciplinary artist Frances Libeau has made you a personalised audio performance.

Artist in Residence Podcast: Frances Libeau

Jessica Hansell aka Coco is a Māori (Ngāpuhi), Samoan and German creative from Auckland. She is an established musician and writer, and also directs for screen. Coco is a Creative New Zealand Fulbright scholar through the Center Pacific Island Studies in Hawai'i and in 2019 became a New Zealand Art Laureate for Interdisciplinary Arts. She is the creator of the animated sitcom series 'Aroha Bridge' and runs Kuini Qontrol - a multimedia hub/record label prioritising mana wāhine, Indigenious and Oceanic stories, LGBTQI/gender-fluid voices and underground creatives of colour.

Jessica Hansell aka. Coco Solid is a Māori (Ngāpuhi), Samoan and German creative from Auckland. 

Jessica Hansell aka Coco Solid

Multidisciplinary creative Coco Solid has made you a holographic sermon.

Artist in Residence Podcast: Coco Solid

Jo Randerson lives in Pōneke. She is the Artistic Director of performance art company Barbarian Productions. Jo is a playwright, short story writer and poet. Her most recent book is 'The Wind Is Up and We're On'. She has received the Bruce Mason Playwrighting Award, the Robert Burns Fellowship, Winston Churchill Fellowship and is also a New Generation Arts Laureate.

Jo Randerson lives in Pōneke. She is the Artistic Director of performance art company Barbarian Productions. Jo is a playwright, short story writer and poet: her most recent book is The Wind Is Up and We're On. She has received the Bruce Mason Playwrighting Award, the Robert Burns Fellowship, Winston Churchill Fellowship and is also a New Generation Arts Laureate.

Jo Randerson

Get ready to go for a walk. Theatre-maker Jo Randerson has made you a personalised audio performance.

Artist in Residence Podcast: Jo Randerson

Mohamed Hassan is an award-winning journalist and poet from Auckland. His podcast series 'Public Enemy' was awarded Gold at the 2017 NY Radio Awards, and his latest series 'The Guest House' was published by RNZ in March, exploring community grief after the Christchurch attacks. In 2015 he won the New Zealand National Poetry Slam, and his upcoming poetry collection 'National Anthem' will be released by Dead Bird Books in 2020.

Mohamed Hassan

Journalist and poet Mohamed Hassan has made you a personalised audio performance.

Artist in Residence Podcast: Mohamed Hassan

Nisha Madhan (NZ/India) is the artistic director of 

, a theatre cult that is dedicated to mining the social potential of performance. She is a producer of independent theatre having worked with Vitamin S, The Dust Palace and Theatre Beating. As a dramaturg with particular approaches to participation she has worked with The Playground Collective, Pressure Point Collective and Vibracorp Productions. She is sometimes described as scary, intense, and as someone who can drink a Finnish man under the table.

Nisha Madhan

Theatre-maker Nisha Madhan has made you a personalised audio performance.

Artist in Residence Podcast: Nisha Madhan

Estère doesn’t play music - she creates sonic amalgamations that merge culture, language and legend. Her first album, ‘Estère’, released in 2015 via Paris-based record label Prospect, earned her accolades from prominent media outlets such as Disco Naïveté, Elle Magazine (FR) and Portals. In 2018, Estère’s second album ‘My Design, On Others’ Lives’ was championed by Radio NZ as “an exceptional record.” In her push to explore new terrain in song-writing and performance, Estère has created a concept show, ‘Into the Belly of Capricorn,’ for international arts festivals in 2020.

Estère doesn’t play music - she creates sonic amalgamations that merge culture, language and legend.

Estère  

Musician and Empress of electric blue witch-hop Estère has made you a personalised audio performance.

Artist in Residence Podcast: Estère

Jahra Wasasala is an award-winning artist and world-builder of Fijian/Euro origin based in Aotearoa.

Jahra Wasasala

Movement artist and poet Jahra Wasasala has made you a personalised audio performance.

Artist in Residence Podcast: Jahra Wasasala

Bic’s debut album 'Drive' was certified seven times platinum and featured the enormous hit 'Sway'. Since its release in 1996 – a top ten hit when she was just twenty – Bic has been awarded almost every musical honour in New Zealand, including the prestigious APRA Silver Scroll songwriting award. Bic has won the most New Zealand Music Awards by any individual, ever. She has won Best Female Vocalist four times and Best Producer three times.

Since the release of her first single 'Drive' in 1996 – a top ten hit when she was just twenty – Bic has been awarded almost every musical honour in New Zealand.

Bic Runga

New Zealand music icon Bic Runga has made you a personalised audio performance.

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Best Worst Podcast: 2016 NZIFF wrap-up (Pt I)

Artist in Residence Podcast: Ruby Solly

Introducing Artist in Residence

Artist in Residence Podcast: Sarah Foster-Sproull

Artist in Residence Podcast: Frances Libeau

Artist in Residence Podcast: Coco Solid

Artist in Residence Podcast: Jo Randerson

Artist in Residence Podcast: Mohamed Hassan

Artist in Residence Podcast: Nisha Madhan

Artist in Residence Podcast: Estère

Artist in Residence Podcast: Jahra Wasasala

Artist in Residence Podcast: Bic Runga