Tim Bray Theatre Company presents Greedy Cat. After COVID-19 interrupted plans for Aotearoa’s favourite cat to prowl around on stage earlier in the year, Tim Bray Theatre Company (TBTC) is delighted to finally let him out of the bag as Greedy Cat returns! Celebrating their 100th show season by taking it to both sides of […]
Auckland Museum has created a web page dedicated to celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2020, full of events, activities, history, art and more!
Topping the second line-up announcement are true national treasures and comedy legends, Dames Jools and Lynda Topp, known and beloved by most as The Topp Twins.
Basement Theatre returns in September after the longest closure in the theatre’s history with their Reunited Season – a season filled with an amalgamation of shows from the cancelled Summer and Winter seasons, a few rescheduled shows from the second lockdown, some new shows, and even some past hits. Including climate warriors, magical extravaganzas, workshops, […]
Comedy is here to stay at The Tuning Fork! Following on from the success of our comedy nights during the Together Again series in June, The Tuning Fork presents Fork ‘n Funny – a brand new comedy event series, bringing you the brightest stars in the local scene each month when we host four comedians […]
New Zealand’s largest international short film festival set to open in cinemas across Aotearoa – and online – from 2 October. Show Me Shorts Film Festival has revealed the 2020 programme, which will screen at more than 25 cinema locations nationwide from 2 October.
Native Tongue Music Publishing is excited to announce that Pennie Black has been promoted to the role of General Manager, New Zealand. Based in Auckland, Pennie joined Native Tongue in 2017 to handle Licensing and Administration for the company’s burgeoning New Zealand roster, following ten years at independent radio station 95bFM.
Gisborne’s annual arts festival, Te Tairāwhiti returns on 2 to 11 October to deliver connection, light, reflection and joy. The festival celebrates and illuminates the unique and vast creativity of the East Coast and its people.
The Others Way is saddened to advise that the festival is unable to go ahead next Friday 11 September because of Government restrictions on audience numbers due to Covid-19.
Auckland rap duo CHURCH & AP have today announced ‘God Said, The Tour’, a string of headline shows across New Zealand this October. The tour commences at Dunedin’s Starters Bar on Thursday, October 8, followed by performances at Wellington’s Meow and Auckland’s Hollywood Avondale on October 9 and 10 respectively. Tickets go on sale 10am, […]