Michael Hurst is one of New Zealand's most versatile performers, with a CV longer than many people would expect. 

He is actor, director, tutor, and one of New Zealand’s biggest theatre talents.

His latest show, No Holds Bard, has been seven years in the making, and will see him headline Auckland Fringe later this month - though each show will see him perform to just 60 people at a time. 

Hurst joined Andrew Dickens to discuss the intimate setting, why the show has been so long in development, and what the new show says about his career.

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