Maumahara Girlie is a contemporary theatre show exploring the lives of Maori grappling with internalised whakama and...

Celebrate the start of Chinese New Year by heading to Aotea Square and enjoying a free screening of Yellow is Forbidden, an...

Te Waka Huia is a new play inspired by the 1963 Brynderwyn bus crash.

Nutella is back to create a delicious breakfast for Aucklanders in May. 

This one-woman show tells the real stories of six young people from Te Matau a Maui, Hawke's Bay.

Rediscover the way we came as we breathe the past into the present using our current Māori and Pasifika stars of stage and...

A supernatural hair dance.

A tragic comedy that triumphs over despair.

A true-ish story about friendship, Animorphs, and becoming the person you want to be.

Living with schizophrenia isn’t that bad. It’s like being in Harry Potter except it’s not and it sucks.

The Broadway, West End and international sensation Stomp is back, and it’s better than ever.

Bill Bailey returns to New Zealand with his new comedy and music extravaganza.

Celebrate brotherhood, family and your inner celebrity.

He Kura E Huna Ana tells of the origins of pounamu (greenstone) in Arahura Valley. 

A stunning light installation in Aotea Square.

A beloved winter tale filled with eccentric characters in search of love and friendship. 

This gutsy piece of theatre will take you on a strangely familiar journey.

Due to unforseen circumstances this event has been cancelled.