Te Pou Theatre Rangatahi Collective is excited to launch the Tuakana-Teina Arts Mentorship – an opportunity designed to support Indigenous rangatahi and emerging artists through meaningful one-on-one mentorship with Miriama McDowell or Nī Dekkers-Reihana.
Join us for an inspiring, FREE hands-on wānanga introducing you to the world of Venue Technicians in the performing arts industry.
Follow Kahuraki, a Māori performer with takiwātaka, as he navigates the pressures to change his identity and tolerate cultural exploitation in pursuit of fame.
A FREE 2-day Rangatahi Film Workshop presented by Māoriland. Come and explore directing, acting, camera, sound and editing while making your own short film.
A Musical Set In Paradise!
A FREE one day workshop on Stage Management 101 with Karena Letham. The workshop will be conversational and practical and by the end of the day participants will have a clear and realistic picture of what it takes to be a Stage Manager in Te Ao Whakaari.
Through puppetry and audience participation, this documentary theatre production explores the stories of asra or Palestinian prisoners.
A free Musical Theatre Workshop with Matu Ngaropo and Awhimai Fraser. Build confidence, refine your performance, and deepen your storytelling.
Two strangers. One conversation. A truth that changes everything. Experience this powerful one-act play presented by Liminal Rhythm Trust.
A te reo Māori circus theatre show for tamariki presented at three venues across Tāmaki Makaurau this August.
HOME MADE is a love letter to the places and people we call home. Made up of the moments and memories that form us, Massive Theatre Company’s new and original production explores all of the wonderfully loud moments that create a life and the soft moments that make it worth living.
A wānanga to learn how to budget smart and boost your crowd with Boosted and The Arts Foundation Te Tumu Toi.
An evening of choral and orchestral music exploring the forces we all experience within us, and in the world around us.
Many Worlds. One Story. A powerful day of ideas, lived experience, and bold perspectives. Challenge how you think, lead, and live.
Join us for free weekend wānanga on script writing. Celebrate the messy, bold & unapologetic side of creativity.
A minimalist exploration of modern life and Scandinavian zen, Watching Paint Dry will take you on an extraordinary journey through the freshly coated corridors of your mind.
We are seeking six rangatahi Māori (aged 18–24) to join our whānau for a structured, 15-week paid internship. Tono mai!
Acclaimed theatre company Nightsong is set to wriggle back onto the stage with their hit family show, The Worm. This thrilling tale, packed with oddball characters, live music and plenty of heart and humour.
It’s 2003 and Rachel Corrie wants to dance around to Pat Benatar, have boyfriends, and make comics for her co-workers. But she also wants the horrors in Gaza to stop.
A rich sensory theatre experience inspired by the Māori goddess of fire. Through sound, light, movement, and touch, audiences are invited to journey into a world of story, responsibility, and the fire that lives within us all.
