Auckland Theatre Company presents a true story of struggle, determination and incredible triumph over adversity. The inspiring story of Helen Keller, a humanist and the most famous disability advocate of all time, on stage during NZ sign language week.
“If you can’t control your own body, why should you be in charge of anything else?” Game Face examines the societal pressures on the female form, which only increased with the arrival of social media: women of all ages, picking, plucking, tightening and forever searching for the perfect light with which to make their next […]
Auckland Arts Festival regrets to announce that the outdoor aerial spectacle Place des Anges has been cancelled. Place des Anges was set to be performed at Auckland Domain from 13-15 March as part of the 2020 Festival.
Unfortunately, due to a medical emergency within the Scorpions tour party and insurmountable logistical issues, the SCORPIONS and WHITESNAKE show scheduled to take place at the Spark Arena on Thursday, February 27 has been cancelled.
Nuclear Blast dropped a bunch of new heavy metal videos on us – and we handed them off to resident metalhead Benjamin Morley for his opinion.
A delightfully quirky comedy, Get Out of My Letter Box opened at the Q Theatre Vault last night to a sold out crowd. It’s part of Auckland Fringe.
Winding Up is a light-hearted take on the reality of getting older. What happens when we know our time is nearly up? Playwright Sir Roger Hall takes us on an intimate journey with Gen and Barry for the world premiere of Winding Up, launching The Auckland Theatre Company’s 2020 Season.
Does colourism exist? Yes, yes it does. But ask someone if they have ever been guilty of it and the answer may not be so clear cut. Perfect Shade is a provocative one-person show exploring our conflicted obsession with the colour of our skin.
Dusty Room Productions is proud to present the world premiere staging of Alone – a heart-racing intergalactic exploration of what, or who, is really worth saving.
Bing-Bong. Welcome aboard Queer Air… Sarah Kidd went along for one wild and bumpy ride on opening night full of laugh-out-loud moments and deeply personal exposes of the world seen through queer eyes.