After playing in more than 30 venues across the country, Michael Hurst brings a glorious dose of masterful storytelling to Wellington’s Circa Theatre with his latest show The Golden Ass, playing from 20 April – 11 May.
Read MoreSilo Theatre is stoked to kick off their 2024 programme with the nocturnal ride that is ScatterGun: After the Death of Rūaumoko playing at Q Theatre, Loft from 18 April to 4 May. Created and performed by the award-winning Ana Chaya Scotney (Ngai Tūhoe), this epic solo show is a love letter to Aotearoa that explores the themes of grief, whānau, connection, and identity.
Read MoreAfter the resounding success of the 2023 tour, Indian Ink are set to take their joyful comedy hit show Dirty Work to Hamilton, New Plymouth and Whangārei from 16 May. Featuring close to 30 people on stage, the production which received both audience and critical acclaim, tips the modern office on its head and celebrates an unsung hero.
Read MoreDescribed as a work of genius, Indian Ink’s internationally acclaimed Guru of Chai returns by demand, 14 years on from its world premiere. For the first time in almost a decade Auckland, Kāpiti and Wellington will get to experience the outstanding theatrical magic of this production, filled with romance, intrigue, betrayal, and loss, from 12 June.
Read MoreDirect from international seasons in the Netherlands and Germany New Zealand Dance Company is delighted to present the stunning double bill Whenua to audiences in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Tauranga and Tāmaki Makaurau from March 8 - April 12, 2024.
Read MoreThe big dreams and heart-felt reflections of award-winning disabled performing artist, Lusi Faiva take to the stage for the world premiere of AIGA at Te Pou Theatre from 20-24 March, as part of Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival.
Read MoreThe wait is over, she’s coming back, Deborah Francis-White, The Guilty Feminist announces tour dates for her live podcast featuring a different lineup of incredible guests and comedian co-hosts at every show and music by Grace Petrie.
Read MoreCombining theatre and live music, Two Guitars, the latest production from award-winning playwright Jamie McCaskill, wrestles with “Māoriness”, through comedy, song and outstanding showmanship. Following a successful premiere season in Palmerston North last year, Two Guitars heads to Wellington’s Circa Theatre from 23 March – 13 April.
Read MoreThe annual Best Foods Comedy Gala, a veritable feast of comedy, adds six more allstar comedians to the already impressive line-up. This stellar night of uproarious live comedy, on Friday 3 May in Auckland and Saturday 4 May in Wellington, will kick off a month of comedy with the 2024 NZ International Comedy Festival with Best Foods Mayo.
Read MoreTrevor Noah is one of the most successful comedians in the world and was the host of the Emmy® Award-winning “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central for seven years. Under Trevor, “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah” broke free from the restraints of a 30-minute linear show, producing engaging social content, award-winning digital series, podcasts and more for its global audience. Last year, “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah” landed a record number of seven Emmy Award nominations. At this year’s Emmys, Trevor won the Award for the most Outstanding Variety Talk Series.
Read MoreKicking off in just over five weeks, the highly anticipated Cross Street Music Festival, happening on 9 March, unveils the final acts in its spectacular 2024 line-up. Discover your new favourite artist at this annual summer celebration of Aotearoa’s thriving music scene.
Read MoreOne of New Zealand’s most dynamic and acclaimed chamber ensembles, NZTrio, He Taonga Wairere are delighted to unveil their 2024 concert series, Triptych, inviting audiences nationwide to embark on a musical journey that transcends boundaries and challenges preconceptions of classical music.
Read MoreNew Zealand’s leading combined orchestra and choir, Bach Musica NZ, is thrilled to announce their highly anticipated 2024 concert season, promising another year of exceptional musical experiences. Their first performance commences on 14 April at the Auckland Town Hall.
Read MoreAfter a six-year hiatus, Aspiring Conversations festival is set to return, transforming Wānaka into a hub of intellectual exchange and cultural celebration. From 4-7 April the festival will host 14 events across three venues, featuring a diverse line up of forty speakers and artists, exploring themes ranging from culture and history to adventure, politics, personal challenges, climate change, and more.
Read MoreŌkāreka Dance Company proudly announces the return of their most iconic work, MANA WAHINE. Originally premiering in Rotorua in 2014, the company will celebrate the ten year anniversary of this profound work with a special return performance on 2 March at the Sir Howard Morrison Centre, Rotorua.
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