Let me take you on a tour through my personal gallery, there’s all kinds of treasures and wares.
A journey from immigrating to New Zealand as a teenager to a rise as a contestant on The Bachelorette NZ.
For the recovering Catholic millennials and anyone who had their coming-of-age movie at age 32.
Join Viki Moananu as he attempts to brainwash you into laughing with a Poofta in this comedy musical spectacular.
Abby Howells takes you on a journey into her own mind.
Raul Kohli is fluent in Hindu scripture, yoga & meditation. But having been raised British he also knows inner peace can also be found in a few beers...
Determined to impress and positively influence her strong-willed daughter, Lesa MacLeod-Whiting is a Rebellina with a cause.
Hoani brings his personal style of comedy in a show about finding your place and getting by in a crazy world.
A fair-skinned Māori with a big mouth and bigger dreams, takes you on a wild ride through his life growing up in the hood with identity struggles to hilarious culture clashes.
Enter Lily Catastrophe’s world of boys’ schools and girl failures as she explains all the parts you didn’t want to know about The Surgery.
Unmarried Chinese daughter, He Huang came out as a white man on stage.
Australia's reigning champion of cheerful comedy, Kirsty Webeck, is coming back!
We Need To Talk is your messy group chat come to life, where everyone gets unhinged nicknames and we talk trash while also being deeply serious.
This show is effortlessly heartwarming, hilarious about motherhood, and fearless with the front row.
Elaine has just lost her beloved husband, Joe, to a heart attack which she may have accidentally caused.
A tale of past demons, future hopes, and the universal struggle of the family we need versus the family we get.
Born into a neighbourhood where gangsters drink Moccona because it has more MMM, comes an epic tale of one man’s mission to escape the Hood.
Faguette1 [fag-ghet] - french word for faggot Faguettedom1 [fag-ghet-dom] - french word for safe space for queer people.
A delightful, language-lean theatre work for children aged 4-8 years, The Home Inside follows young Winifred on a journey of self-discovery and emotional resilience.
Two very sad divas taking it out on one another amongst the apple trees.
Office Hours
Mon - Fri 9am - 4pm
Show Dates
4pm - Late
