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An outstanding play performed by an outstanding cast

“Sense and Sensibility” is a classic novel by Jane Austen, published anonymously in three volumes in 1811.

Something Rotten! premiered on Broadway in 2015 and was nominated for ten Tony Awards.

Kathryn Burnett's insightful script, coupled with Jodie Rimmer’s extraordinary performance, makes this show a must-see for anyone seeking poignant reflections on resilience, identity, and the pursuit of happiness.

Looking for family theatre – for the July holidays – this is definitely worth investigating.

What did our critic think of FIVE GO ON AN ADVENTURE at Pumphouse Theatre, Auckland?

The Prom is a musical with music by Matthew Sklar, lyrics by Chad Beguelin and a book by Bob Martin and Beguelin.

When Harriet met Sally by Cherol Filbee is a short one act play that centres on two main characters, Sally a florist who is about to go on a short holiday with her new man and Harriet, his wife.

Heartbreak Hotel is the latest offering by EBKM, Eleanor Bishop and Karin McCracken who have worked together since 2017 and have written a number of plays, notably Jane Doe and Body Double, both award winning productions.

Michael Hurst’s direction ensures that the play’s heavy themes are expertly managed, bringing a sharp focus to Tessa's internal and external battles.

A great script and dependable cast make this show well worth seeing

Today I spent an enjoyable couple of hours talking to one of Wellingtons most recognised music teachers, Jane Keller.

Therapy is  musical comedy written and performed by Chelsea McRae, with supporting music composed and performed by Mario Sadra- de Jong, won the NZ Touring Award at the Dunedin Fringe Festival and was also nominated for the Comedy Award.

Flawed but ultimately enjoyable concept

Handbagged is coming to Gryphon Theatre in July.

A collaboration that has led to a highly successful and entertaining production

What did our critic think of AURELIA at Howick Little THEATRE?

A great show for the school holidays- with great values, humour, colour and with the added bonus of a real Toto  dog on stage- what more could you want?

Watching the future of theatre here in Wellington, I see we will be well served in the future.

What did our critic think of NATASHA, PIERRE AND THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 from Witch Music Theatre?

The Golden Ass is the only ancient Roman novel in Latin to survive in it's entirety.

Every Brilliant Thing is a one man show about depression and suicide.

What did our critic think of SEUSSICAL at Manukau Performing Arts?

What did our critic think of MATILDA THE MUSICAL by Act Three Productions?

A very good production that is most definitely worth seeing if you are lucky enough to have a ticket.