Good and bad. Black and white. When the human condition is a grey area that craves absolutes, how can the truth be trusted? Sit back, and don’t relax as this new play from Nightsong – the creators of award-winning show Te Pō – takes you for a wickedly funny, suspenseful, and unpredictable ride.
85 mins
Thu 10 - Sun 13 March
Cancelled
HEADS UP
Cancellation: Due to New Zealand moving to RED under the COVID-19 Protection Framework, the live performance of A Stab in the Dark has been cancelled, but the show will be presented digitally online and available to both livestream as a premiere and view as a recording.
Ticketholders will receive a full refund. Please check your email for further information. New tickets must be purchased via the “buy now” button on this page for the digital presentation.
The current list of AAF show and event updates can be found here and AAF’s COVID-19 Ticketing Terms & Conditions here.
“Why God chose me to save the world is a f*****g mystery.” — Noah (of the Ark)
Right and wrong.
Good and bad. Black and white. When the human condition is a grey area that craves absolutes, how can the truth be trusted?
Sit back, and don’t relax as this new play from Nightsong – the creators of award-winning show Te Pō– takes you for a wickedly funny, suspenseful, and unpredictable ride. Through perspective shifting set design, puppetry, and extraordinary questioning, bear witness as a living nightmare unravels. A gripping tale from start to finish, A Stab in the Dark is theatre anyone would kill to see.
Recommended for 15+
Contains strong language, violent themes, smoke/haze
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