Price: $43-$50

Playwright Gary Henderson takes a touching, bittersweet look at life in the 1960s in this beautifully crafted play, directed by Jane Waddell. Read on

Price: $18-$78

Audiences entered a stunning world of petals, clay, fire and orchards for this lyrical love story about what happens when dad accidentally sells you to the Devil. Read on

Price: $38-$68

Who is going to be, or not to be, Hamlet? That was the question the audience were faced with during this purgatorial presentation of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy. Read on

Price: $38-$48

20 years after it burst onto the stages of the world, writer John Broughton’s iconic piece of Kiwi theatre returned for its Festival encore. Read on

Price: FREE

With two wheels that looked like they'd been pinched off a giant’s bicycle and two fearless French performers, this was the jaw-dropping acrobatics of Arcane. Read on

Price: $43-$48

The New Zealand String Quartet began its 25th anniversary celebrations with two exclusive Festival performances in the stunning setting of St Mary of the Angels church. Read on

Price: $48-$55

When The Barons lashed together tango, Latin, gypsy, hard-hitting guitar riffs, double kick blast beats and massive horn arrangements, one thing was certain - dancing was inevitable! Read on

Price: FREE

Remember is an exhibition from senior Maori artist Robyn Kahukiwa, gathering together a selection of her work from New Zealand public and private collections. Read on

Summer days, the serenity of beautiful gardens and contemporary sculpture are all there to be enjoyed during The Dowse and the Hutt Civic Gardens’ fifth Shapeshifter sculpture exhibition. Read on