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March 14
7 - 22 March
TimeOut Festival Garden, Aotea Square
Family Garden Time offers families time and space every weekend to enjoy creative, vibrant activities together in the centre of the city we call home. Come and be part of the fun! RAIN OR SHINE we have your weekend mornings covered!
Energetic and spontaneous? a magical experience
10 - 15 March
Pah Homestead
Music, dance and architecture combine at Pah Homestead in a unique collaboration between leading female New Zealand artists Carol Brown, Gillian Whitehead and Star Gossage.
The text is fiercely modern, delivered in a traditional operatic style that is a...
11 - 15 March
ASB Theatre
Brett Bailey - inspired by Verdi’s Macbeth - and ten spectacular African opera singers take us to modern day Congo, reinterpreting Shakespeare’s tale of ambition, corruption and witchcraft.
fierce, unforgettable dancers
12 - 15 March
The Civic
One of the hottest dance companies from New York, Cedar Lake’s fearless performance features works by some of the world’s most sought-after choreographers inlcuding Hofesh Schechter.
Fine-tuned dynamics, gorgeous harmonies... classic soul...How many ways can you ...
12 - 14 March
Paradiso Spiegeltent, Aotea Square
Four-piece Boston-based group Lake Street Dive rock the pants off their live audiences with a saucy combo of jazz, funk and pop, an insatiable joy and kick-ass instrumentals.
Join Tim Finn and a cast of singers and musicians to delve into musical excerpts...
13 - 14 March
Q Loft
Rock musician Tim Finn's newest work, Star Navigator, is based on the true story of Tahitian priest, Tupaia.
"Absolutely brilliant... just as Shakespeare helped shape English, rap has drama...
13 - 16 March
Bruce Mason Centre
Chicago Shakespeare Theater and Q Brothers provide an intense, high-energy ad-rap-tation of the Bard’s famous tragedy played out against a backdrop of DJs, rappers and the Chicago ghetto.
Hilarious, honest and beautifully rendered. I walked out with my heart singing
14 - 22 March
Q Rangatira
Moving and deeply funny, this is the remarkable story of nine-year-old Thomas, who sees things others don’t. Created especially for young people, this is a theatre favourite for all ages.
Breaking the conventional norms of the theatre... the perfect cocktail, tingling...
14 - 18 March
SKYCITY Theatre
Drama, drums and dessert take centre stage with this multi-sensory Indian theatrical experience, where cooking turns into a metaphor for life – and audiences get a taste when the show is over!