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March 18
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!
original, challenging and controversial... Billy Apple was part of a generation ...
14 - 22 March
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki
A comprehensive exhibition of Billy Apple's works including his early pop and conceptual art and his more recent investigations into branding and biomedicine.
Jonathan Jones (AUS) and Martin Langdon (NZ) create work that spans the Tasman e...
14 - 21 March
Papakura Art Gallery
Jonathan Jones (AUS) and Martin Langdon (NZ) create work that spans the Tasman exploring and translating pattern as a tool for understanding places and people.
a focussed, crafted, journey into a defining relationship of a man's life.
16 - 22 March
Q Rangatira
A true father-son story of a self-employed builder, his battle with illness, and opera in his Bournemouth bungalow. Funny and movingly told by UK comedian Mark Thomas.
as cleverly executed as a conjuring trick ? and a reminder why this Scottish com...
17 - 22 March
Q Loft
Perfect for children aged two to four, this is the story of two magical friends, Cotton and Winkle, who look after birdhouses to make sure the eggs stay safe, with a special surprise!
SOLD OUT
Lady Sings the Blues
18 March
Paradiso Spiegeltent, Aotea Square
A gathering of Aotearoa’s female vocal powerhouses including Ladi6, Hollie Smith, Whirimako Black, Annie Crummer, Julia Deans and Ria Hall celebrate the songs of Billie Holiday.
"Absolutely brilliant... just as Shakespeare helped shape English, rap has drama...
18 March
Vodafone Events 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.
18 March
Great Hall
A spine-tingling choral celebration of light with members of NZ Youth Choir, Voices NZ, Kristin School’s Euphony and James Tibbles