2024 Ugly Shakespeare Company National Tour - Call for Auditions
Join our 27th national tour in 2024. Great comedic and physical theatre skills sought.. is that you?
Christchurch and Dunedin Auditions Extended - 2024 Ugly Shakespeare Company National Tour
Join our 27th national tour in 2024. Great comedic and physical theatre skills sought.. is that you?
He Waka Eke Noa open new performance space at Kete Aronui
"The Factory" - a new black box space opening in Onehunga at Kete Aronui October 1st.
He Waka Eke Noa open new performance space at Kete Aronui
"The Factory" - a new black box space opening in Onehunga at Kete Aronui October 1st.
Kete Aronui, Auckland's new arts hub for the creative industries has officially opened!
Kete Aronui, Auckland's new arts hub for the creative industries was blessed and has officially opened!
Dedicated Arts rehearsal and multi purpose work space to open June 16th!
Accessible, affordable, flexible and supportive - Kete Aronui opens June 16th to support the Arts Sector with a multi space rehearsal and workplace venue.
Writer succeeds in international competition
Auckland writer / director / producer Richard Green’s script is one of only 50 selected from more than 1800 worldwide entries for a competition to be included in a unique feature film, called 50 Kisse
He Waka Eke Noa wins Sustainability Business Award
“I feel like Anna Paquin at the Academy Awards,” said an emotional Richard Green while accepting
Ugly Shakespeare Company celebrates 15 years on the road
Theatre in education company, The Ugly Shakespeare Company, concludes its 15th Nationa
Te Whare wins Northampton film prize
Film maker Richard Green's short film Te Whare has won a Special Commendation and a prize of £200 at
Te Whare wins prize in Nothampton
Point Chevalier resident and film maker Richard Green has had outstanding recent success with his short film Te Whare. The film, described by Richard as a ‘modern parable’, has been shown at several
Te Whare wins prize in Nothampton
Point Chevalier resident and film maker Richard Green has had outstanding recent success with his short film Te Whare. The film, described by Richard as a ‘modern parable’, has been shown at several