Category: Events
Kinky Boots is about to arrive in New Zealand! Adding sequins and sparkle to Auckland’s home of musical theatre, The Civic, from Thursday, 25 May, and Wellington’s St. James Theatre from Wednesday, 28 June. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Featuring a Tony and Grammy-winning score by pop legend Cyndi Lauper, along with direction and choreography by […]
Known for her distinctive voice and pulsating beats that helped define the disco era, Summer left an indelible mark on the music industry. Now, her dynamic life and artistry take centre stage in the acclaimed documentary, ‘Love to Love You, Donna Summer’. Directed by Oscar and Emmy-winning filmmaker Roger Ross Williams and Summer’s own daughter, […]
Highlights of Doc Edge’s 2023 lineup include titles that examine the life and careers of queer journalist/activist Lyra McKee (Lyra) and disco legend Donna Summer (Love to Love You – Donna Summer). However, this year’s most intriguing title is the intersex story Who I Am Not, which offers a moving and hopeful perspective on the […]
Prepare yourselves for a rib-tickling extravaganza this July as the incomparable Fortune Feimster takes centre stage in Auckland with her latest comedic venture, the “Live Laugh Love!” tour. Known for her infectious charisma and singular style, Feimster is a master at bridging gaps with her confessional brand of comedy, proving that shared laughter is the […]
Get ready for a right ol’ Royal knees-up without the pomp and pageantry – as Invivo – the local wine company behind Graham Norton wines and spirits – teams up with the Morningside Tavern to bring Aucklanders The Great British Pub Quiz! For one night only on Wednesday, 31 May, whether you’re a flag wielding-monarchist, […]
Growing up mixed race in 1990s Australia, I never really knew where I belonged. Half Māori and half Scottish, my father was too brown for me to be white, and my skin was too white for me to be brown. Disconnected from culture, I always had a feeling of being lost. Coupled with the all […]
My favourite part of working in comedy is coming up with titles. I’ll think, “That’s a good title for a show; some comedian should write that,” and then I remember, “Oh yeah, that’s my job; I get to write that!” Them Fatale, my stand-up show with songs, has the title I’m most proud of creating. […]
Coming from a childhood filled with Scottish folk music in Dundee, Scottish soloist James Crabb’s remarkable career now sees him described as “explosive” and “dazzling” by critics worldwide and an internationally acclaimed virtuoso of the classical accordion. Now coming to Auckland in May, his performance with the APO promises to be an unforgettable experience. He […]