BWW Review: ONCE at ASB Waterfront Theatre
The story, music and delivery, takes one by surprise settling right into the middle of the heart and morphing raw emotion through the veins; simply 'taking over'.
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BWW Review: BUGSY MALONE at Hawkins Theatre
This is a great gift to your children in the holidays when you are looking for something to do- but it's only on until July 14th so book quickly!
BWW Review: WE'RE GOING ON A BEAR HUNT at PumpHouse Theatre
This is great gift to your children when you are looking for something to do in the holidays; books, music, laughter and fun! This was our first trip to a Tim Bray Theatre Company show but it won't be our last! Bookings are filling fast so I'd recommend you get organised so you don't miss out!
BWW Preview: A RELATIVELY UNEVENTFUL EVENING at West Otago Theatrical Society
After years of hard work and countless rejections, Eleanor's first book is finally published.
BWW Review: THE 3 PENNY OPERA at Hannah Playhouse
At times verging on the absurd, this production of the Threepenny Opera (in support of the Wellington Homeless Women's Trust) is thoroughly entertaining, at times unsettling and indicative of the work's continuing popularity and relevance although the purposeful crude scenes, caustic wit and dissect
BWW Review: FIRST DATE at Dolphin Theatre Onehunga
Navigating their way through the awkwardness of a blind date; where the quest for love is a combo of hopeful anticipation and the crushing reality of rejection Aaron (Jeremy Downing) and Casey (Kristen Paulse) to and fro - entering each other's zone, testing the water, retreating and retaliating, ba
BWW Review: A FINE BALANCE at Q Theatre
This magnificent story delivers the message of the strength of the human spirit in the face of the inhumane.
BWW Review: THE FULL MONTY at Gryphon Theatre Wellington
There are laugh-out-loud moments but the comedy comes mostly from the social commentary and sharp, British gallows humour that touches a chord with anyone who has ever felt overlooked, dismissed, humiliated or rejected.
BWW Review: IMAGINARIUM at Raye Freedman Theatre
Choreographers Lesley Bandy and Hayz Pincheira Rowe along with Conductor Chad Davenport, have collaborated to create 'Imaginarium' a fusion of story, dance, band and song.
BWW Review: ASB Season of THE AUDIENCE at ASB Waterfront Theatre
'The Audience' is an unexpected experience of an unrelatable life becoming relatable and of humanity meeting humanity.
BWW Review: THE SPIRIT OF ANNIE ROSS at Howick Little Theatre
There was just the right amount of scary to keep me on my seat and the use of lighting and sound was on point to deliver this.
BWW Review: MIDDLE AGE SPREAD at Pumphouse Theatre Takapuna, Auckland
Written by Roger Hall it is a classic, cleverly crafted comedic social commentary of 1970's New Zealand middle class.
BWW Review: 8 REASONABLE DEMANDS at ASB Waterfront Auckland
This high energy, 'sit on the edge of your seat' play is crafted written by Joni Nelson who has cleverly meshed a social commentary into rollicking great entertainment that you will enjoy and will make you think.
BWW Review: GANGSTER'S PARADISE at ASB Waterfront Auckland
Having been part of writer Leki Jackson Burke's 'south side' school experience I can validate that he has expressed the heart of the experiences of young Pasifika people as they negotiate their way through high school.
BWW Review: SPRING AWAKENING at Westside Theatre TAURANGA
Director Kaitlin Spedding and Musical Director Ashleen Fain clearly understand the power of music to evoke theatrical catharsis, and powerfully present an emotional thought-provoking universal conflict that draws us into a heartfelt story.
BWW Review: TIME STANDS STILL at Dolphin Theatre
Intelligently and meticulously directed by Zane Fleming, many layers unfold throughout this professional quality two-hour narrative.
BWW Review: BUGSY MALONE at Playhouse Theatre Glen Eden
Superbly directed by first time directed Robin Lane and supported by a young musical director Sammie Campbell, the forty-four cast members (aged from 6-16) have the audience laughing almost from the opening moments.
BWW Review: INTO THE WOODS at Off Broadway Papakura
As soon as you step into the gloomily lit theatre, the 'once upon a time' mystery of the fairy tale woods immediately enchants you.
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