An unapologetically daring disability-led double-bill. Dance-theatre, living robots, collide in a bold vision of humanity, technology, and the future. Matched by a raw, intimate work of motherhood and resistance! Sensual, immersive, and unafraid to make noise.
Emily Kristen Morris and JJ Niemann, all the way from NYC, are joining forces for a one-of-a-kind concert experience in New Zealand, proudly presented by Little Joke Productions.
We invite you to join us for an evening celebration featuring a series of stories and theatrical activations that have been international favourites as well as indigenous favourites over the years.
A day for rangatahi to connect, grow, and plan your creative future — followed by a quiz night with FREE pizza, inu, and plenty of laughs!
Stories of immense courage, hope and aroha, told by those that have experienced addiction and mental health challenges.
WET is a fierce, funny, and unflinching exploration of wahine sexuality, creative freedom, and the messy, beautiful contradictions of modern motherhood. With a cast of unforgettable characters and a story that pulses with heart, this is theatre that isn’t afraid to get a little… sticky.
A life-affirming story of love, loss and longing.
Out the Gate v2 is a no-rules stand-up show where comics go all in and nothing’s The stand-up show that doesn’t hold back — bold, unfiltered, and straight out the gate off limits.
Rock of Ages is a high-energy musical filled with iconic 80s rock anthems adapted for young voices: the perfect, fun-filled introduction to acting and singing, wrapped up in a classic boy-meets-girl story that’s easy to love. Everyone – whether on stage or in the audience – will be left singing in their seats!
Unfiltered, unapologetic, and straight from the Hood — this is comedy with no safety net.
Recovery Street shares powerful stories of courage, hope, and aroha—tales told by those who have faced addiction and mental health struggles and come out stronger.
Choreographed by Brydie Colquhoun, this show invites audiences into a shared, intimate space to explore presence, connection, and the tension between individualism and collective community through dance.
First Nations-led dance company Karul Projects present a solo dance-theatre piece as recognition and honour to the lives of First Nations people lost during and after colonisation.
