Concert Chamber
Concert Chamber is renowned for its acoustics, and is the preferred venue for those entertainers whose art form lends itself to a more intimate setting.
Rangatira, Q Theatre
Q Theatre’s main performance space is a state-of-the-art flexiform auditorium.
The Piano: Centre for Music and the Arts
Located in the heart of the city, The Piano is a world-class facility for New Zealand and a home for music and the arts in Canterbury.
James Hay Theatre
The James Hay Theatre is a sophisticated theatre featuring a proscenium arch and comfortable tiered seating made up of an upper and lower gallery.
Glenroy Auditorium
The Glenroy Auditorium is an ideal space for medium-sized conferences or live performances, seating 400 people whilst maintaining an intimate feel.
Regent Theatre
The Regent Theatre has provided the Dunedin public and the city's visitors, with the only large live theatre venue in the Otago region since 1973.
King’s and Queen’s Performing Arts Centre
The combined King's and Queen's Performing Arts Centre is located on Bay View Road with easy access and ample parking.
Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts
The Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts is located at the University of Waikato.
Blyth Performing Arts Centre
The Blyth Performing Arts Centre is a state-of-the-art space for the performing arts; recognised for its contemporary architectural expression and exceptional acoustic qualities.
MTG Century Theatre
MTG's Century Theatre features a varied programme of events, film, live theatre and music.
Toitoi: Hawke’s Bay Arts & Events Centre
Hawke’s Bay Arts & Events Centre is the cultural heart of Hastings. Comprised of five distinct heritage and modern buildings, Toitoi’s vision is to be the most vibrant and significant arts, cultural and events facility in New Zealand.
Civic Theatre
The Civic Theatre is ideally located in the heart of the inner-city of Invercargill
Nelson Centre of Musical Arts
NCMA is an internationally renowned community hub for all things musical in the Nelson-Tasman region.
Theatre Royal Nelson
Home of Maori and Pacific visual and performing arts in Nelson.
4th Wall Theatre
The 4th Wall is dedicated to the enrichment of cultural life, advancing the theatrical art form and sharing it with the broadest possible audience.
TSB Showplace
Home of Maori and Pacific visual and performing arts in New Plymouth.
Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre is home to Palmerston North’s community drama groups and performance schools, as well as hosting a multitude of national and international theatrical and musical groups and individuals.
X Space Baycourt
Home of Māori and Pacific visual and performing arts in Tauranga.
Public Trust Hall
Situated in the Public Trust Building, this splendid space has been transformed into an iconic heritage venue.
Michael Fowler Centre
One of New Zealand's premier concert halls, the Michael Fowler Centre Auditorium reflects sound evenly throughout the room.
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Piers Lane – Nocturnes
Australian, London-based pianist Piers Lane returns to New Zealand to perform the complete cycle of Frédéric Chopin’s beloved nocturnes.
Piers Lane – Nocturnes
Australian, London-based pianist Piers Lane returns to New Zealand to perform the complete cycle of Frédéric Chopin’s beloved nocturnes.
100 Winds Taupō Hau Rau
Rooted in a deep connection to the land and winds of Lake Taupō, 100 Winds uses the metaphor of wind and music to explore the shifting cultural, political, and social currents within New Zealand’s Māori and Pākehā communities.
Reimagining Mozart
Reimagining Mozart features the internationally acclaimed Voices New Zealand Chamber Choir and a chamber ensemble of instrumentalists under the direction of Voices founder and Music Director Dr Karen Grylls.
Reimagining Mozart
Reimagining Mozart features the internationally acclaimed Voices New Zealand Chamber Choir and a chamber ensemble of instrumentalists under the direction of Voices founder and Music Director Dr Karen Grylls.
The Tūī and the Kahikatea
A concert for our times, preeminent Aotearoa musicians Peter Scholes, Simeon Broom, James Tennant and Katherine Austin collaborate with poet Faumuina Felolini Maria Tafuna’i to draw lines between Olivier Messiaen’s extraordinary Quartet for the End of Time, composed and premiered in a Nazi detainment camp in 1941, and the urgent threat of climate change on Pacific Islands.
