THE PANTOGRAPH PUNCH

THE PANTOGRAPH PUNCH

Joseph Harper

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Contributing Writer

Everything By: Joseph Harper

Performance05.07.15

Review: Eight Gigabytes of Hardcore Pornography

Joseph Harper on the empty emotional pornography of Eight Gigabytes

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 9 mins
Performance17.03.15

Review: The Book of Everything

Joseph Harper on Silo Theatre's The Book of Everything

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 7 mins
Performance07.12.14

Review: Hauraki Horror

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 7 mins
Performance02.12.14

Review: Sheep

The Actors' Program's production of Sheep struggles to create the sense of a whole.

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 6 mins
Reviews03.09.14

Review: Earnest

Joseph Harper takes off his hat to Earnest.

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 8 mins
Reviews30.08.14

Review: Dog

Dog aims for black comedy, but its production prevents it from reaching its potential.

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 6 mins
Screen08.08.14

Review: Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter

Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter is a surreal and hilarious fairy tale driven by alienation and imagination.

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 3 mins
Screen08.08.14

Review: Erewhon

Erewhon is an ethereal and meditative little wonder, combining stunning cinematography and hypnotic narration to offer us a glimpse into our past, present and future.

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 4 mins
Reviews18.07.14

Review: SIN

SIN has grand ambitions, but it tackles too much and fails to bring together its myriad threads in a meaningful way.

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 9 mins
Reviews12.06.14

Review: Sunday Roast

Sunday Roast is a brash and energetic romp, which smiles as it skewers that beloved national pastime: Eating.

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 8 mins
Reviews22.04.14

Review: Vice

Vice sets out to challenge audience perceptions, but it seems more concerned with the way it's perceived than saying or questioning anything.

By Joseph Harper
Read Time: 15 mins
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