2 - 4 March
Q LoftGripping documentary theatre that takes a close look behind the mask of domestic violence and reveals the despair, the pain and the hope that lie there.shortlist
TE POU Theatre, New LynnIn this carnival of race and capitalism, Huffington Post’s ‘Favorite Female Comedian’ Desiree Burch brings her Edinburgh Fringe award-winning show to Auckland, challenging the notion of a post-racial America.shortlist
3 - 6 March
Spiegeltent, Aotea SquareIn this carnival of race and capitalism, Huffington Post’s ‘Favorite Female Comedian’ Desiree Burch brings her Edinburgh Fringe award-winning show to Auckland, challenging the notion of a post-racial America.shortlist
4 March
Great HallJohn Psathas’ love letter to peace, No Man’s Land features international musicians performing live alongside 150 virtual musicians in a concert that leaps musical genres. shortlist
5 March
Q LoftThis new immersive theatre work, based on the much-loved legend Hinemoa and Tutanekai challenges the boundaries of conventional theatre.shortlist
5 March
Te Oro, Glen InnesGripping documentary theatre that takes a close look behind the mask of domestic violence and reveals the despair, the pain and the hope that lie there.shortlist
Q LoftA black comedy-come-psychological thriller, Cell Fish explores the inside workings of a New Zealand prison and the inside workings of the minds of the incarcerated.shortlist
Q LoftTEA is a sweeping saga which travels over a thousand years and continents to weave a tale of legacies, prophecies, love and the world's most popular beverage.shortlist
9 - 14 March
Q RangatiraIn this surprising new comedy, a policeman, a priest and a blind man look for clues that lead to the missing playwright Bruce Mason. shortlist
11 - 12 March
Mercury TheatreSet in the streets of Wellington and the slopes of Gallipoli, this new chamber opera layers action and dialogue, music and dance to tell the story of Chunuk Bair.shortlist
15 - 20 March
Q LoftFrom Goebbels to General Patton and Socrates to George W Bush, Flemish artist Valentijn Dhaenens shapeshifts, croons and loops his way through history in this jaw-dropping theatrical tour-de-force.shortlist