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17 Jun 2010
TWO EVENTS AT THE TOI PONEKE HUB 23/6 and 28/6 from 6.30 – 8pm From Purpose to Vision: Part 1 Hosted by the Producers Room Wednesday 23 June 6.30–8pm @ Toi Poneke Hub, Wellington Arts Centre 61 - 63 Abel Smith St. [
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16 Jun 2010
Theatre group's Tank Farm venue planned to seat 600 By Bernard Orsman | NZ Herald 4:00 AM Tuesday Jun 15, 2010 The Auckland Theatre Company is in the early stages of planning a 600-seat theatre alongside the ASB Bank's proposed headquarters at the Tank Farm. The $26.8 million theatre could be built on the site of Moana Fisheries in Halsey St and add a night-time attraction to a new family-friendly revitalisation of Jellicoe St and the historic North Wharf promenade. [
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14 Jun 2010
DOWNSTAGE EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST: SEASON TWO 2011 / SEASON ONE 2012 Expressions of interest for programming at Downstage Season Two 2011/Season One 2012 are now open, and close on Weds 14 July. [
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11 Jun 2010
REEL INDUSTRY MAGAZINE We are compiling a film and acting industry information and resource magazine. Reel Industry will strike an interest with both amateur and professional talents in the industry, because it will be publishing useful information across the board with a focus on new graduates. [
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10 Jun 2010
PLAYMARKET METRO PLAYREADING SERIES Strong Hands by Michael Rewiri-Thorson Is Blood Thicker Than Water? [
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8 Jun 2010
CALLING ALL GAY MEN TO KISS AND TELL The creators of the all new Gay cabaret show Songs for Guy are calling on men to submit personal short stories, thoughts, beliefs and anecdotes that reflect their experience of living and growing up as a gay NZ male. [
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2 Jun 2010
PLAYMARKET SCRIPT ADVISOR – part time, Auckland Playmarket is seeking to employ a part time script advisor to be based in our Auckland office. [
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1 Jun 2010
THE STATE OF PLAY: AN INVESTIGATION INTO THEATRE CRITICISM IN WELLINGTON NZ Do you have an opinion about theatre reviews? Do you want to have your say? This is an invitation for practitioners to take part in a study of theatre criticism in Wellington New Zealand. [
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31 May 2010
DAME PAT EVISON PASSES AWAY Well known and highly accomplished stage and screen actress Dame Pat Evison has died after a long illness. She was in hospice care most of this year. [
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26 May 2010
CIRCA THEATRE READING FOR ADAM NZ PLAY AWARD WINNER An unknown fact in our country’s history is the profound impact the early colony of Akaroa had on artist Charles Meryon. On return to his native France, struggling to survive as an artist, he was compelled to depict waka over the skies of 1860s Paris in his striking etchings. [
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26 May 2010
INTERNATIONAL PLAYWRITING COMPETITION Plays for children and young people can excite and inspire both the audience and the writer. Through the International Playwriting Competition, Trinity Guildhall aims to encourage new writing in this field, recognising the very best with a prize package that not only includes £1,000, but also sees the winning plays published and distributed worldwide, and performed on the London stage. [
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26 May 2010
MAGDALENA AOTEAROA NEEDS FOOD AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT PEOPLE FOR THE ONE DAY GATHERING, NEWTOWN COMMUNITY & CULTURAL CENTRE, SAT JUNE 5 Greetings friends and colleagues We are needing folk to help out with food and technical support for the one day Magdalena Aotearoa Gathering being held at the Newtown Community and Cultural Centre in Rintoul St on Saturday June 5 (Queens Birthday weekend). [
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25 May 2010
JOB VACANCY: BATS PROGRAMME MANAGER [Note: Steph Walker has been appointed the new General Manager of the Christchurch Arts Festival – ED] The Programme Manager is responsible for the artistic vision of BATS Theatre and is co-General Manager. [
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25 May 2010
BEAVER'S FAREWELL SERVICE Date: this Saturday 29 May Venue: The Concert Chamber of The Auckland Town Hall Time: 11am [
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24 May 2010
SUBMISSIONS FOR THE BASEMENT’S 2011 PROGRAMME The Basement is pleased to invite submissions from independent companies and practitioners to be part of the programme in 2011. THE VENUE The Basement is an affordable venue-for-hire that exists to cultivate the work of emerging practitioners, creating an opportunity to independently produce their own work and develop their craft. [
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20 May 2010
STREET PERFORMANCE COMMISSION FOR RANDOM ACTS OF CHRISTMAS 2010 Following the successful inaugural Random Acts of Christmas Programme on Auckland city streets in December 2009, STAMP at THE EDGEin association with Heart of the City/ The BIG Little City would like to invite professional performers from music, dance, theatre and interdisciplinary backgrounds to submit proposals for the 2010 season. [
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19 May 2010
2010 NZ INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL AWARDS To all who took part in the 2010 NZ International Comedy Festival, a big congratulations. To those who missed it, there were a ton of great shows in both Auckland and Wellington, and locals shone, with great sales for many and awards a-plenty for a select few. [
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17 May 2010
Q NEWSLFASH – Applications Open for Auckland Teens to be part of Unique Event Q Theatre is giving teenagers who have a passion for any aspect of performing arts the opportunity to work with talented professional performers and leave their imprint in the new theatre as it is being built. [
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15 May 2010
RED LEAP WORKSHPS FOR MANUKAU RESIDENTS WITH A HIP HOP BACKGROUND Thanks to Creative Communities Manukau Red Leap Theatre are pleased to announce a free workshop programme specifically for Manukau residents with a Hip Hop background. [
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13 May 2010
LAVINIA WINTER FELLOWSHIP THREE weeks of peace and creative freedom await the recipient of the second annual Lavinia Winter Fellowship which has opened for applications from writers [including playwrights]. [
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