In the lead up to the silly season, audiences will get the chance to become extras in a boisterous new play from visionary writer and director Ahi Karunaharan. Playing at Q Theatre from 21 November to 14 December, My Heart Goes Thadak Thadak channels the controlled chaos of the seventies film-making industry in India. Read More
Gripping television shows such as Narcos, Surviving Escobar and Pickpockets have shone a light on certain aspects of past Colombian... Read More
As I wander around the classrooms each morning I find a very settled and industrious learning environment going on. It... Read More
Following hot on the heels of the release of the internationally loved Queen biopic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’, the smash hit West End musical WE WILL ROCK YOU returns to Auckland for a strictly limited season playing at the Bruce Mason Centre from August 20 - September 7, 2019. Read More
Choreographers from three continents share New Zealand stages this winter in Bold Moves - a magnificent mixed bill of daring works by the Royal New Zealand Ballet. Definitive danceworks from three different decades, each piece offers a rare glimpse into bold and boundary-defying choreographers who captured the zeitgeist through dance. Read More
One of Ireland's funniest comedians, Dara O Briain will be touring New Zealand in September with his new show Voice of Reason! Read More
A place of Stone and Darkness by Chris Mousdale will absorb you from start to finish. Annabelle Harrison (12y) gives you a brief peek between the covers…. Read More
Acclaimed NZ choreographer Sarah Foster-Sproull is back in the limelight this winter with her incredible dance piece, ORCHIDS. This exploration of the female psyche is loaded with such power and beauty that it moved audiences to tears during its 2017 premiere at Tempo Dance Festival. Read More
Based on the beloved novel by Michael Morpurgo, the National Theatre of Great Britain’s Tony Award®-winning production of War Horse is coming to Auckland. Read More
All You Need Is Love is an epic concert production featuring 35 musicians and singers including Ciaran Gribbin, Jack Jones, Jackson Thomas, Rai Thistlethwayte and the excellence that is synonymous with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra. Read More
LEECHES follows nine award-winning and internationally acclaimed dancers and their experiences living the modern experience of being Kiwi and Pasifika; their turmoils and triumphs of living in a Euro-centric country. Read More
Last Night of the Proms’ best of British musical selection is conducted by Peter Thomas and features over 150 performers including New Zealand pop royalty, Suzanne Lynch of The Chicks and The Lady Killers, up-and-coming tenor Harry Grigg and guest choir North Shore Chorale. Read More
