Book Now The Miser Freely adapted by Sean Foley & Phil Porter / Directed by Nick Edwards Welcome to austerity… For the first time in NZ, see Sean Foley and Phil Porter’s Olivier-nominated adaptation of Moliere’s classic comedy. Harpagon hoards his money from his spendthrift children, while planning to marry them off for the […]
The Father Written by Florian Zeller / Directed by Sue Mortimer 22 March – 1 April The Father is a tragi-comedic award winning play and Oscar winning film by Florian Zeller (translated by Christopher Hampton) that will haveyou both laughing and crying. Eighty-year-old Andrew was once a tap dancer who now lives with his
Rumors Written by Neil Simon / Directed by Pat Knight 31 May – 10 June 2023 A dinner party that goes wrong when the guests arrive to discover the host may have shot himself, the wife has is missing and the staff have disappeared. This romp of a play is set in New York
Ghost Writer Written by David Tristram / Directed by Bruce Cannell 14 – 24 September 2022 Edward is a promising young playwright and husband of the talented but tempestuous actress Ruby. Tragically, Ruby is found dead in bed: an overdose of naughty pills and booze. A year later, Edward remains deeply affected and has moved
Murdered to Death Written by Peter Gordon / Directed by Marion Rosner 16 – 26 June 2021 Murdered to Death is the first in the Inspector Pratt trilogy of spoofs byPeter Gordon, of the Agatha Christie genre, with a dash of Clouseauthrown in for good measure. It is set in a 1930s English manor house, and
All The Kings Women Written by Luigi Jannuzzi / Directed by Ross Miller All The King’s Women is the life of Elvis as seen through the eyes of women who met him. Eight segments cover the period from his 11th birthday when he got his first guitar until after his death at Gracelands. Along the
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Book now Miscast Directed by Lauren Ford-Jones / Adele Child / Kate Mountcastle Traditional casting gets thrown out of the window in this high energy cabaret show! The Miscast cabaret showcases a range of Wellington talent performing songs from roles they would never be cast in. By changing the roles, the dynamic and meaning
Emma Written by Jane Austen / Directed by Lauren Ford-Jones 20 – 30 September 2023 Highbury, England. 1815. Enter Emma Woodhouse: Jane Austen’s most maddening, endearing heroine. Beautiful, spoiled, vain and irrepressibly witty, Emma attempts to organise the lives of the inhabitants of her sleepy little village and is a bit too accustomed to having her
The Mother Written by Florian Zeller / Directed by Sue Mortimer 13 – 23 March 2024 Anne’s adult children are off living their own lives and her husband is busy with his career. So where does that leave Anne, who has built her identity around creating a family and being a good mother? On the
