Review: Toys
This is definitely not a play for kids. Rather it is a hilarious and somewhat improvised adult sh
Review: Gagarin Way
Written by Gregory Burke, the play is set in his home town of Dunfirmline in Fife and is a person
Review: Matariki
Matariki offers a slice of south Auckland life pitching vibrant scenes like the Otara markets, wi
Review: Dog Sees God
The Peanuts characters have grown into seriously messed up teenagers in Dog Sees God.
Review: Macbeth
This production of Verdi’s opera Macbeth really brings a top-notch international opera to a New Z
Review: Happy Days
That it is a fascinating play is a tribute to the two actors and director Michael Hurst. Directin
Review: Assassins
Oliver Driver has done a great job of directing Stephen Sondheim’s 1991 musical, based on a book
Review: Heat
“A woman, a man and a penguin” – the subtitle sounds surreal, but it’s not long before I sta
Review: Raising the Titanics
A trip down memory lane to New Zealand in the 1960s, with a focus on songs, could easily have bee
Review: The Intricate Art of Actually Caring
The Intricate Art of Actually Caring is packed with funny, creative ideas and it has bee
Review: The House of Bernarda Alba
This is a passionate play with strong and universal messages, which is well worth a look.
Review: When the Rain Stops Falling
The play is so clever, intriguing and well produced, it is more like a satisfying, even uplifting