Orwell’s 1984 is no longer just a seminal piece of literature. It has been successfully adapted for the stage and lucky for us is playing as part of the Auckland Art Festival at the ASB Waterfront Theatre. The 13th Floor’s Neesha Bremner attended opening night.
Auckland Theatre Company’s (ATC) premiere season in the ASB Waterfront Theatre would not be complete without a work by one of New Zealand’s most popular and prolific playwrights, the unstoppable Roger Hall.
Dir: Rawiri Paratene Playwright: Briar Grace-Smith Cast: Jack Buchanan, Joe Dekkers-Reihana, Kura Forrester, Emily Campbell Auckland Theatre Company brought their fourth production of the season to life last night at ASB Waterfront Theatre. When Sun & Moon Collide was written by Briar Grace-Smith and features four young actors who uncover the mystery of two […]
presented by Auckland Theatre Company ASB Waterfront Theatre, March 9 2017 Peer Gynt [recycled] is 3-hour wild-ride deconstructing Henrik Ibsen’s classic, transforming it into a self-reflective piece of meta-theatre. With Trolls. And Air Emirates hostesses. And Yoga.