Theatre Moksung fuses international influences with traditional Korean artforms in this charming puppetry and pansori/storytelling performance, perfect for audiences of all ages.
Introducing a version of the classic tortoise and the hare fable into this wonderfully creative setting, Sugung-ga: The Other Side of the World tells the story of two animals from different walks of life – and the misunderstandings that arise from their encounter.
Pansori performer Eunsil Noh and cellist Jan Pech combine the exquisite puppet and object work of master artist Suho Moon with theatrical imagination and non-traditional instruments. Performed in English (with Korean expressions), their innovative staging is intimate, richly emotive and a sheer delight.
★★★★ “Incredibly charming... It’s witty, gently entertaining and a joy to hear traditional storytelling well told.” — Voice Magazine
“A captivating show... a joyous, inventive watch.” — Theatre Full Stop
When Aotearoa’s finest creatives stand with rangatahi, stories come alive. In one week, they craft waiata, rap, dance, and movement. Honest, fearless, full of rangatahi energy. One stage.
Celebrate Diwali in the city with Ranggheli: The Bhavai Saga — 75 minutes of colourful Gujarati folk theatre, music, and laughter, plus food and festivities for a perfect night out.
Now in its annual season, Keys for Cure brings together over 100 young musicians – including talented pianists, string players, and dancers – from across New Zealand.