To round out a triumphant return to performances this year, Bach Musica NZ presents the Best of Bach at the Auckland Town Hall on 11 December, including a New Zealand premiere.
Read MoreBAFTA and Perrier Award winning comedian Dylan Moran is back out on tour, which can only mean one thing: take cover. We Got This, his first full stand-up show since 2019’s acclaimed Dr. Cosmos, is the latest sideways glance at the folly of modern-day life from the Irish comedian, fueled by the past two years that we’ve all been living.
Read MoreOrganisers of the 2022 Farmers Santa Parade are delighted to announce that this year’s Grand Marshal is NZ’s most successful Olympian Dame Lisa Carrington.
Read MoreMusic Therapy New Zealand (MThNZ) is thrilled to announce this year’s Music Therapy Week, with a kaupapa of drawing people’s attention to the profession and recruiting new Music Therapists.
Read MoreFoil Arms and Hog is an Irish sketch comedy group comprising Sean Finegan (Foil), Conor McKenna(Arms) and Sean Flanagan (Hog). They will be touring New Zealand with their brand new show in March 2023, taking them to Auckland and Wellington. Tickets are on sale now.
Read MoreDescribed as 'a truly gifted stand up' by The Sunday Times, join Joanne McNally as she brings her irreverent and critically acclaimed show The Prosecco Express to New Zealand for the first time in 2023.
Read MoreOne windy evening in the capital, a young couple sat around their kitchen table and cooked up a story. This story turned into a play. This play turned into a company that would head out and take on the world.
This is the story of Trick of the Light Theatre.
The 28th Nelson Arts Festival kicks off on October 20, just ahead of Labour Weekend. With so many events on offer the city will be buzzing with entertainment, offering holidaymakers the perfect minibreak.
Read MoreThe family friendly event that is Halloween in the Park returns for its unluckiest 13th ghostly year at Mt Eden Village on Saturday 29 October 2022, with FREE entertainment for kids of all ages. Come along in costume and get your scare on with spot prizes, spooky science, fortune telling, graveyard tunes and so much more from 12 – 2pm.
Read MoreThe world premiere of anarchically cheeky, genre-messing black comedy The First Prime-Time Asian Sitcom, transforms Q Theatre’s Loft into a fast-paced live TV studio. Playing November 3 – 27, this show blazes with canned laughter and trash talk, disarming audiences to consider stereotypes, commodity culture - and what the hell ‘Pan Asian representation’ really means.
Read MoreThe annual Auckland Fringe festival 2022 is thrilled to announce the winners of the Auckland Fringe Awards. The awards held at The Factory in Onehunga (Part of Kete Aronui) closed the festival with a celebration of the three-week fest, which saw a dazzling programme of over 70 shows and performances across Tāmaki Makaurau.
Read MoreOver one hundred installations, exhibitions, guided walks, murals, performances, talks, markets, and workshops are set to bring life to the city centre for a celebration of Spring with Art in the City 2022.
Read MoreNZTrio are set to close out their 20th year with Legacy 3, the final spellbinding programme in a magnificent 2022 series. Continuing a brimming year of performances, NZTrio will captivate audiences at Pah Homestead Auckland (6 Nov) Public Trust Building Wellington (9 Nov), Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber (17 Nov), Whittaker’s Musical Museum Waiheke (20 Nov), Lawson Field Theatre Gisborne (6 Dec), The Lodge at The Hills Arrowtown (7 Dec) and Nelson Centre for Musical Arts (9 Dec).
Read MoreTe Pou Theatre’s annual Kōanga Festival celebrates the return of spring by laying the foundations for new Māori storytelling to thrive in Tāmaki Makaurau. From 23 September - 8 October, the festival brings audiences and artists together in a programme brimming with theatre, music, knowledge sharing, free whānau fun and kōrero.
Read MoreNew Zealand’s largest wildlife hospital and rehabilitation centre is appealing for public support as they prepare for an influx of baby birds.
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