MILLI sustains a constant, almost unbearable tension as though something is always on the verge of erupting. Don’t be misled by its theatrical framing, because beneath the surface lies a story of desire, vulnerability, and…corn.
He Kākano: Marmite & Honey takes a wonderful play on all family dynamics, the good the bad…the sweet and salty relationships and layers that all families experience.
The Music Portrait of a Humble Disabled Samoan starts with a moment that changed a life. In 2005, Fonotī Pati Umaga experienced what first seemed like a minor accident — a simple slip and fall, something many people have encountered. What appeared insignificant at the time became event that altered the course of his life […]
She Kills Monsters tells a tale of young Agnes and her sister’s colourful party, embarking on their campaign into a fantasy-realm adventure created by the Dungeon Master.
PETER PAN is back for the school holidays in this new adaptation about the mischievous little boy who flies towards the “second star to the right and straight on ’til morning,” to reach his beloved Neverland.
GIRLS & BOYS is a one-woman show by Dennis Kelly under the direction of Eleanor Bishop. It brings a new level of intensity and grace to the stage, Beatriz Romilly giving us a captivating exploration of human emotion and experience. Originally performed in London and New York, and now here by Auckland Theatre Company, the […]
Scenes From The Climate Era delivered a series of scenarios from past, present and future —short conversations ranging from scientists in Antarctica, at a bioengineering think tank, about alternative ways to cool the planet, ethically deciding to have children, maintaining community during devastating circumstances. It dives deeply into serious and thought-provoking topics but balances its […]
AN IDEAL HUSBAND is a comedic play by Oscar Wilde first performed in London in 1895. A man must stop his wife from finding out that he’s built his entire career on selling out a political secret. The play exposes the problems with high society and deals with complex moral themes in a comic way.
