Dunedin Arts Festival : Found in Translation
Found in Translation teams up three of New Zealand’s best singer songwriters in an evening where they’ll perform their songs and share the real stories behind their writing. Found in Translation is...
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Dunedin Arts Festival : Subtle Dances
Dunedin Arts Festival : Subtle Dances
Subtle Dances is the debut project from New Zealand’s newest dance company, BalletCollective Aotearoa, bringing together some of NZ's most exciting choreographers and classically trained dancers....
Dunedin Arts Festival : Emily Writes Rants in the Dark
Dunedin Arts Festival : Emily Writes Rants in the Dark
It’s 2am. You’re awake. You two wee ones are awake. There are tears, stories, drinks of water, lullabies, snuffling, whingeing, and deep sighs. You’re all very tired, but no one is sleeping. So...
Dunedin Arts Festival : Wild Dogs Under My Skirt
Dunedin Arts Festival : Wild Dogs Under My Skirt
This show has been slaying audiences wherever it goes. It's both fierce and tender, not surprising when it's based on a series of poems by Tusiata Avia (written, incidentally, in Dunedin). Wild...
Dunedin Arts Festival: The Artist
Dunedin Arts Festival: The Artist
The Artist really is a show that everyone will enjoy – it’s clever, funny, has no dialogue and uses slapstick comedy and physical theatre to tell the story.
Dunedin Arts Festival: OTHER [Chinese]
Dunedin Arts Festival: OTHER [Chinese]
OTHER What is Chinese? Is it any one single thing? Do you identify as Chinese? Then here is an opportunity to be onstage as part of Dunedin Arts Festival. OTHER is a ‘live documentary’. This means...
Dunedin Arts Festival: The F Word
Dunedin Arts Festival: The F Word
The F WordCome along to The F Word and you can expect a barnstorming night of music and song, but be warned, you might learn a few things as well. Tami Neilson is one of New Zealand’s best country...
Dunedin Arts Festival : The New Blue
Dunedin Arts Festival : The New Blue
One of the don't-miss performances of the Festival programme is The New Blue, about New Zealand's very first pop star, Pixie Williams. Her no.1 hit was ‘Blue Smoke’ in 1949, which was the very...