The year is now well underway and we are very excited to be able to announce our programme for 2020!
Director Liz Alpine will kick the year off in April with Louise Proudfoot’s “Desperate Huttwives“.
Rex Havens is a college professor who gave up academic life to become a comedian – and what a hugely successful career change it’s been! Thru a mutual friend who introduced Tricia and Stewart of the Stetson Group to Rex, he is now going to perform one exclusive show called “WOMEN & CHILDREN FIRST!” at Kapiti Playhouse Theatre on the 6th of March.
Well known Wellington-based director Ewan Coleman presents a workshop for both novice directors and those interesting in refreshing their skills.
Workshop costs $30 for members, or $40 for non-members.
Contact Novena Bridge for more information or to register.
When
Saturday 15 July 2017 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
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Well known Wellington-based director Ewan Coleman presents a workshop for both novice directors and those interesting in refreshing their skills.
Workshop costs $30 for members, or $40 for non-members.
Contact Novena Bridge for more information or to register.
When
Saturday 15 July 2017 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
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What happens when your husband leaves for a younger woman? How do you kick start your life when you’ve never had to work? How do you cope with the realisation that time is not on your side?
Susan decides to take action, and this funny and at times tender play follows her as she attempts a new start in life in the belief that “It’s never too late”, and culminates with her having to make a most unexpected choice.
Auditions for this play by Ron Aldridge are on Sunday 29th January 2pm at Kapiti Playhouse Theatre, Ruahine Street. Playing dates April 19th to 22nd and April 26th to 29th.
Cast (Age range 40 to 60)
Susan Shaw
Linda Bridges
Peter Bridges
Henry
Thomas
Richard Shaw
Scripts will be available at Paper Plus Coastlands from Mon 16th January.
Enquiries to can be made to Margaret Brown on 022 0500 745 (brownma [at] paradise [dot] net [dot] nz) or Gennie Barton 021 493 103 (bartonz [at] xtra [dot] co [dot] nz)
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What happens when your husband leaves for a younger woman? How do you kick start your life when you’ve never had to work? How do you cope with the realisation that time is not on your side?
Susan decides to take action, and this funny and at times tender play follows her as she attempts a new start in life in the belief that “It’s never too late”, and culminates with her having to make a most unexpected choice.
Auditions for this play by Ron Aldridge are on Sunday 29th January 2pm at Kapiti Playhouse Theatre, Ruahine Street. Playing dates April 19th to 22nd and April 26th to 29th.
Cast (Age range 40 to 60)
Susan Shaw
Linda Bridges
Peter Bridges
Henry
Thomas
Richard Shaw
Scripts will be available at Paper Plus Coastlands from Mon 16th January.
Enquiries to can be made to Margaret Brown on 022 0500 745 (brownma [at] paradise [dot] net [dot] nz) or Gennie Barton 021 493 103 (bartonz [at] xtra [dot] co [dot] nz)
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Bookings are now open for Kapiti Playhouse’s final production of 2016, Heaven Help Us! by Tim Hambleton. The show runs from 23rd November to 3rd December. For ticket details and more about the show, you can check out our event pages.
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Bookings are now open for Kapiti Playhouse’s final production of 2016, Heaven Help Us! by Tim Hambleton. The show runs from 23rd November to 3rd December. For ticket details and more about the show, you can check out our event pages.
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A group of Wellington’s busiest jazz musicians have collaborated to present a celebration of the great era of jazz singers at The Kapiti Playhouse on 12th November.
A group of Wellington’s busiest jazz musicians have collaborated to present a celebration of the great era of jazz singers at The Kapiti Playhouse on 12th November.
KAPITI PLAYHOUSE needs a new treasurer for 2017.
We are seeking a person who is:
Good with figures, can analyse, manage, and report on our financial matters and would like to be part of a fun team.
For further information contact : Liz Alpine 021434802
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Kapiti Playhouse needs a new treasurer for 2017.
We are seeking a person who is good with figures, can analyse, manage, and report on our financial matters and would like to be part of a fun team.
For further information contact Liz Alpine on 021434802
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New Zealand’s own, New York based B3 organ powerhouse, vocalist, composer and band leader Adrienne Fenemor is unleashing her brand new album Mo’ Puddin’ in NZ this month, including a performance at Kapiti Playhouse in Paraparaumu.
Where the new meets the old, New York City based musician and former Kapiti Coast resident, Dan Bolton is a singer/songwriter/pianist with a unique sound.
Rehearsals are underway for Kapiti Playhouse’s second production of 2016, Forget-Me-Knot by David Tristram and directed by Liz Alpine.
The show runs from 20th-30th July and bookings will be opening soon. You can find out more on the Forget-Me-Knot production page.
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Join Victoria University Art Historian Raymond Spiteri as he discusses the development of the film practice of Len Lye, and its proximity to surrealism. While surrealism does provide one reference […]
Join us in celebrating the release of Katreena Erin's next single, "Dinosaurs". Come along for an evening of intimate folk music, including a sneak peek preview of the song before it's officially released!
A crew journey millions of miles away, in search of the unknown. However, what they stumble upon could change everything. But should they let everyone on Earth know the truth? With a day before the descent home, a choice has to be made.
