Performance04.04.17

Alex Taylor, Frances Moore and Alice Canton discuss the nation's latest opera

Everything in: Auckland Arts Fest

Performance04.04.17

Alex Taylor, Frances Moore and Alice Canton discuss the nation's latest opera

Performance12.03.17

In Peer Gynt [recycled], New Zealand playwright Eli Kent and the Father of Modern Drama, Henrik Ibsen, go head-to-head

Performance09.03.17

Natasha Hay talks about the art of collaboration with a range of playwrights who are adept at working in collective devised processes

Performance08.03.17

We're excited to be partnering with Playmarket this year to unearth great writing and other gems from their archives, and to showcase our country's best playwrights.

Performance05.03.17

Prison drama Cellfish returns to Silo with a brand new cast.

Performance21.02.17

For the first time ever, groundbreaking British theatre company Complicite performs in New Zealand in March as part of the Auckland Arts Festival. Kate Prior watches their Amazonian epic The Encounter in two different places and times and explores in the undergrowth.

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