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    • In The Green
      • Dare to declare who you are. A musical unlike any you've seen, an astonishingly, sonically sophisticated saga of two exceptional women broken by the world and their journey of healing that changed history.

    • Supping With The Devil
      • Leni Riefenstahl is called Hitler's "Pin-Up Girl," a brilliant filmmaker who sold her soul to the Nazi regime, ruining her career. Supping with the Devil tells her story.

    • Bailey Poching: Doing Great
      • Bailey Poching is Doing Great. His career is going well, he's happy, and I mean, sure, he's been really busy since the funeral, but I'm sure that's not at all connected to how well he's doing!

    • Riding Waves, Growing Roots
      • Friendship is hard, it’s harmonious, tumultuous, and grounding. Riding Waves, Growing Roots invites audiences to reflect on the connections that shape us, reminding us of the bonds we form, grow, and why we sometimes let go.

    • Idk: Angst & Hormones
      • A girl pins her eating disorder on her distant Swiss ancestors, a guy comes to terms with his goth phase being a total sham, a girl struggles to recreate the fantasy romances of her favourite WattPad Fanfiction...

    • NZ Fringe 2025
      • Prepare to immerse yourself in a vibrant blend of creativity, passion, and pure entertainment as the 35th edition of the New Zealand Fringe Festival unfolds at BATS Theatre.

    • Guy Gunn: Beast Basher
      • A cryptid hunter sneaks into a meeting of famous monsters intending to kill them but is instead confronted by their humanity.

    • House of Ick
      • God knows you freaks want 50 mins of sketch comedy… and we’re here to deliver. House of Ick is bursting at the seams with outrageous characters, c*nty musical numbers, visceral messy sketches, and the best cringe you could hope for.

    • Everything That Happened at Number 68
      • Sharehouses come and go, but some of them stay with us forever - whether we like it or not. Number 68 was one of those houses. Best Comedy Dunedin Fringe 2024 Nominee Nick Robertson returns with a new hour of captivating and hilarious storytelling.

    • Sing Me The Sweetest Songs
      • In the backdrop of a christian summer camp, five friends endeavour to discover their true selves - but is God even listening!? The group must navigate their desires, identity, and religion as they realise just how scary getting older is!

    • Dictionary
      • Communication is absurd. It always has been. Follow two linguistic theories, Pre(scriptivism) and Dee(scriptivism), as they compete, argue, and get incomprehensibly lost in semasiological semantics.

    • Love; Mum
      • Five Pacific women meet at a self-help group for new Mums. With all the joys of parenting come harsh realities that we don't often talk about.

    • Oversharer
      • Packed with comedic storytelling and a touch of spectacle, Oversharer is a comedic play about the journey from people pleaser to villain.

    • Wellington Hums
      • International award winning, musician, poet, and musical director Mike McKeon, invites all Wellingtonians to join him in his new project, Wellington Hums.

    • Abridged-erton
      • Inspired by the hit Netflix show Bridgerton, this long-form improv comedy show whisks you into a dazzling world of scandal, romance and razor-sharp wit—all made up on the spot!

    • Death, Ray.
      • Aotearoa, 1935. Under a veil of government secrecy, an inventor is taken to Matiu Somes Island to build a death ray. This is his story. Well, maybe it is.

    • Coro
      • Coming up on Coro: Ken’s shocked by what he finds, audiences are unsurprised by yet another scene in the local pub, and two Kiwis figure out if they got their Manchester accents down in time!

    • The Tittles!
      • Tune in to the FINAL episode of The Tittles!, as they celebrate a decade of Tittle-tastic times. There will be cake, musical chairs, blood, and lot's and lot's of fun! The show must go on.

    • Coro (Cancelled)
      • Coming up on Coro: Ken’s shocked by what he finds, audiences are unsurprised by yet another scene in the local pub, and two Kiwis figure out if they got their Manchester accents down in time!

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