Price: $38-$88

Following a meteoric rise to become one of the hottest properties in modern dance, Hofesh Shechter brought his unmistakable style to New Zealand for the first time. Read on

Price: $53-$65

The circus got a titillating twist as Cantina’s creatures of the night came out to play. Read on

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: $38-$78

Festival audiences were invited to step inside the vintage big top on Wellington’s waterfront and enter a world of enchantment and intrigue with Circus Ronaldo. Read on

Price: $48-$63

Evil kids ran riot and creatures of darkness ruled in this gloriously grim and wickedly funny world created through astonishing animated projections. Read on

Price: $15-$25

With characters named Cotton and Wrinkle you’d have expected Andy Manley’s White to be the kind of show that would have charmed your kids’ socks off – and you’d have been right. Read on

Price: $38-$48

Celebrated actor Michael Hurst joined forces with two of New Zealand’s freshest young writers in this innovative new solo work, set in the Shakespearean afterlife. Read on

Price: FREE

What does it mean to be a theatre company without bricks and mortar? The National Theatre of Scotland talked about their approach to building a new generation of theatre-goers. Read on

Price: $15-$36

Porirua and Paraparaumu welcomed the Barefoot Divas – five proud black women of diverse cultural backgrounds and exceptional vocal talent. Read on

Price: $48-$55

The folk-inspired songs of Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg were flooded with crafty melodies and warm vocal harmonies that completely belie their youth. Read on