Hot on the heels of a successful USA tour of legacy work Te Wheke, Atamira brings TOMOback to the stage with a stunning cast of Māori contemporary dance artists, touring to Tāmaki Makaurau, Whangārei, and Kirikiriroa this August.
Read MoreThe Wellington Raw Comedy Quest, widely acknowledged as the best way to see new comedy talent in the capital, runs from the 23rd of June to the 17th of August this year.
Read MoreThe highly acclaimed global World Press Photo Exhibition, which is seen by millions each year, returns for the first time since 2019 to Auckland to showcase and celebrate photojournalism and documentary photography of the last year. The annual exhibition which is seen in over 60 cities around the world, now including Tāmaki Makaurau once more thanks to the Rotary Club of Auckland, will take place from 22nd July - 20th August at Smith and Caughey’s newly opened Level 5 Gallery Space.
Read MoreThe full house at Te Pou Theatre rose to a standing ovation at the opening of the Haka Party Incident in Tāmaki Makaurau last week. This is the first stop on a seven-centre national tour which is now on sale with an extra season at Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival from July 4 -5, 2023.
Read MoreThe New Zealand Dance Company (NZDC) is thrilled to announce the upcoming tour of Night Light, an exhilarating double bill set to light up Rotorua, Hamilton and New Plymouth this winter.
Read MoreRunning throughout the week and weekends from Friday 30 June to Sunday 6 August, the Aotea Square Ice Rink is back this winter, tempting Aucklanders to strap on their skates and glide into the city's very own frozen oasis!
Read MoreThis evening Doc Edge held their annual awards as part of the 2023 Doc Edge Festival at Ellen Melville Centre, honouring the outstanding local and international documentaries and filmmakers in this year’s festival.
Read MoreThe Auckland Pride board is pleased to announce Julia Croft as the new Executive Director of Auckland Pride. As Executive Director, Croft will be responsible for organising and fundraising for the annual Auckland Pride Festival and for leading organisational operations. Her appointment follows Max Tweedie’s resignation in January after leading the organisation as Executive Director over the last four years.
Read MoreInternational comedy megastar Randy Feltface completes sell out world tour in New Zealand. Randy Feltface has spent the past eighteen years carving out a unique niche on the international comedy circuit. He was nominated for best comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, played sold-out seasons in London and New York and featured several times at the Montreal Just For Laughs Festival. He made his US television debut as acrowd favourite on NBC’s ‘Bring The Funny’, and his comedy specials have become pirated YouTube sensations. Politics seems like the natural next step.
Read MoreAfter three jam-packed weeks of the best comedians from Aotearoa and around the world, the NZ International Comedy Festival with Best Foods Mayo ended the 2023 Festival tonight by honouring the outstanding talent in this year’s programme at Last Laughs! with the New Zealand Comedy Trust awards: The 2023 Fred Award for the Best New Zealand Show in the Festival and the 2023 Billy T Award.
Read MoreFor the first time, leading children’s theatre maker Tim Bray Theatre Company brings one of the world’s best-selling authors, Enid Blyton, to the stage in their adaption of The Magic Faraway Tree, playing 24 June – 15 July at The PumpHouse Theatre.
Read MoreOn the 22nd of June, at The Civic, Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra (APO) will be performing A Night of Sondheim, presented with Auckland Live as part of the Auckland Live Cabaret Experience. This performance promises to bring to life Stephen Sondheim’s compositions with a full orchestra of over 65 musicians, together on stage with four outstanding singers.
Read MoreStep aboard one of Auckland’s most famed superyachts, grab a glass of champagne and be plunged into an evening of Hollywood high society, love triangles, drama and possibly … murder.
Read MoreNine years after it first debuted, Sam Brooks’ critically acclaimed play Wine Lips returns to Basement Theatre's green room, from May 30 - June 1.
Read MoreFresh from a slew of sold-out seasons around Aotearoa, The Most Naked is returning to Auckland, at Q Theatre 13 - 17 June 2023.
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