Shaespeare has power. Miss Lucy knows it. The themes in his work speak to her. Ambition. Jealousy. Deception. Disorder. She believes in the Bard’s stories, becuase they’ve helped her understand her own and she thinks they’ll help others find their way too.

When she brings her class to a men’s correctional facility, unexpected talents are revealed and tiwsted fantasies surface. Directed and performed by Jason Te Kare, CELLFISH is a gripping dark compedy that looks at what happens when you disturb the natural order of things.

Presented in association with TOA, Theatre of Auckland.

Cellfish recieved development assistance from Playmarket and was originally produced by Auckland Arts Festival in assosciation with Silo Theatre.

Adult $45.00
Child $35.00
Concession (Seniors & Students) $35.00
Groups of 6+ $35.00
Groups of 5 or more students $12.00
Service fees apply

SUPPORTED BY

Get ready for the ride of your life Taranaki, because, finally, New Plymouth Operatic has announced that the international smash hit musical Priscilla, Queen of the Desert will be staged at the TSB Showplace in June 2019.

A divalicious musical comedy, Priscilla Queen of the Desert is an uplifting story, based on the 1994 Oscar-winning hit movie, of three Sydney drag artists who hop aboard a battered old bus named Priscilla, on a journey of self-discovery which takes them on a road trip to the heartland of Australia searching for love, friendship and family.

With a dazzling array of over 500 outrageous costumes, 200 magnificent headdresses, a spectacular bus and a parade of dance floor classics including Don’t Leave Me This Way, I Will Survive, I Love the Nightlife, Go West, Hot Stuff, Colour My World and Shake Your Groove Thing, Priscilla will be a just-wanna-have-fun spectacular.

Make sure you don’t miss the bus!

Platinum $99.90
Premium $79.90
A Reserve $59.90
B Reserve $39.90
Service fees apply

CDP presents Tall Stories’ production of
ROOM ON THE BROOM
adapted from the award winning picture book by Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler, published by Macmillan Children’s books.

How the cat purred and how the witch grinned,
As they sat on their broomstick and flew through the wind…

The witch and her cat are flying happily on their broomstick – until a stormy wind blows away the witch’s hat, bow and wand.

A helpful dog, bird and frog find the witch’s lost things, and they all hop on the broom for a ride. But this broomstick’s not meant for five and – CRACK – the broom snaps in two!

When a hungry dragon appears, who will save the poor witch? And will there ever be room on the broom for everyone?

The team behind The Gruffalo and The 13-Storey Treehouse return with songs, laughs and scary fun for children aged 3 and up – and their grown-ups…

“cleverly done… a rollicking ride” (Sydney Morning Herald)
“Charming, quality theatre” (Sun Herald)
“A truly theatrical feast that leaves both adults and children fully entertained. Five stars” (The List)
“55 minutes of high-energy treat” (Sunday Times)
“I want to see it again. Now please, mummy” (Sunday Times reviewer’s child)

Supported By Whitcoulls

Africans have become the new must have accessory. Okay, not really, but everyone knows one, works with one or has a sister that’s dating one of us. What makes you African? Is it enough that you’re born there? Do you need to be able to dance? Why does being South African not register as African in most places? You’re thinking about it right now aren’t you? Questioning it. This show will help you find focus, delivered to you by a Token African.

“Carlson is a gifted and accomplished comedian – an absolute must-see.” – Appetite for the Arts
“Belly laughs and guffaws aplenty”★★★★★ – The Music
“Effortlessly likeable.. stream of belly-laughs” – The Age

Adult $40.00
Concession $38.00
Service fees apply