Issue #8 People's Choice | Vote in Round 4 of the Tournament
Which themes will advance to the semi-finals? You vote, you decide!
Viewing Perfection through a Glory (W)hole
A review of Glory Whole, by Grecco Romank and Copper MaeSteal.
RNZ Under Scrutiny Over Article on Trans Teen’s Tragic Passing
Craccum takes a closer look at the backlash against RNZ’s recent article on the death of a transgender teenager, unpacking the ethical concerns it has raised, the public response, formal complaints, and RNZ’s response.
Issue #8 People's Choice | Vote in Round 3 of the Tournament
The fight continues today with Round 3, where 6 themes will advance to the quarter-finals.
Two Solo Acts, One Big Impact
From absurd ancient satire to searing courtroom drama, The Golden Ass and Prima Facie prove that one-person shows can pack a punch. Each vulnerable and powerful performance offers bold, distinctive takes on justice, identity, and the human condition.
Issue #8 People's Choice | Vote in Round 2 of the Tournament
The main People's Choice theme tournament resumes now! Vote in Round 2!
Concert Review: Sir Dave Dobbyn (Auckland Winter Series)
In an unforgettable evening of Kiwi songwriting, powerhouse vocals, and genre-blending artistry, legend Sir Dave Dobbyn and guests delivered a concert that felt more like a homecoming despite being his first show at Auckland Town Hall.
Issue #8 People's Choice | Vote Now for 1st Loser Bracket (Finals)
Decide whether 2075 Edition, History Edition or Things That Can Fit Inside A Mug Edition will re-enter the People's Choice theme tournament!
Take Take Take It All, But You Never Give: How to give back to Aotearoa’s LGBTQIA+ community
It's time to give back to Aotearoa's queer community and I'll tell you exactly how to do it. No more excuses, only action!
Issue #8 People's Choice | Vote Now for 1st Loser Bracket (Round 3)
Continuing from yesterday's carnage in the voting tournament for Issue #8 of Craccum 2025 (People's Choice), a further 5 themes have now been permanently eliminated.
Documentary: A Sisters' Tale
"[...]they put their head out of the water, and they breathe."
Daegan Wells Exhibition Review | Gus Fisher Gallery
Daegan Wells Exhibition Review. Free to visit at the Gus Fisher Gallery, 6th June – 30th August 2025, Tuesdays to Fridays; 10 am – 5 pm. Saturdays, 10 am – 4 pm. At 74 Shortland Street.