New date: 4 April, 4pm. Celebrating Māori and Pasifika culture through the orchestra, Tekau! features 250 young musicians...

Inspired by the Pania of the Reef legend, this intoxicating modern romance interweaves comedy with song and characters you’ll...

International circus sensation Thomas Monckton is back with his latest and greatest solo show, a physical theatre comedy...

Trick of the Light Theatre’s new show is an eerie, elegant tale without words about death, love, grief and monsters.

Feel the heat, sense the excitement and marvel at the skill of Polynesian warrior men and women as they demonstrate their...

Acclaimed musician and songwriter Anna Coddington launches her brand new album Beams at The Civic Club in conjunction with a...

Six of New Zealand’s stars of the stage, screen and media come together to debate the value of culture, creativity and the...

With the sky above and the earth below, how do we inhabit the space between?

Honouring the beautiful character of acoustic guitar, Gitbox Rebellion’s exuberant blend of jazz, rock, folk and classical...

Carnivorous Plant Society is a gang of New Zealand’s most accomplished musicians performing psychedelic jazz across an...

A constellation of New Zealand’s finest circus superstars, urban acrobats and outrageous curiosities descend from the night...

Powerful vocals from these Māori and Pacific wāhine toa will have you foot-tapping and dancing in your seat as a new...

When a young boy discovers some marionettes in his grandfather’s attic, these dusty puppets magically spring to life!

All That Was Solid Melts takes us on a journey from isolation through the multiple anxieties of life and catastrophe...

Troy Kingi and Delaney Davidson will take to the road this August, playing the album live in shows across the country and at...

Kicking off Scarecrow’s Slow Winter Dinner Series is the Matariki Regenerative Farming Slow Dinner.

An hour of physical, musical and explorative comedy that attempts, or avoids, to deal with grief.

Following hugely successful seasons at BATS and Circa in Wellington, Dean Parker’s Wonderful comes to Auckland