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AUDIENCE COMMENTS -
Up North
It's good, meaty drama, well-written and well performed.
-Lee Matthews for the Manawatu Standard
Four Flat Whites in Italy
In true Roger Hall style, Four Flat Whites in Italy manages to be both funny and poignant, and the acting cannot be faulted.
-Michelle Duff for the Manawatu Standard
The four leads pass the ball back and forth, creating laughter and frustration, but more importantly friendship. They remind the audience that travel is about absorbing everything another part of the world has to offer, and a chance to see not only the locals but relook at ourselves... It is a must see!
-Joan Ford for the Feilding Herald
Highlights
Georgia Woods' vibrant voice and dynamic presence sails with ease and versatility through a lively and entertaining parade of famous blondes. There is never a dull moment in 50 minutes of high octane singing and witty presentation - don't miss it.
-Max Cryer.
It's quickly apparent her voice is strong enough to heft a 747 around, but while she shows plenty of flair and personality during each number, at no time was anything over sung. Her vibrato was perfect and in the end it's impossible to doubt her versatility and skill when handling such a range of musical styles.
-David Collins for The Tribune
Wood is a superb hostess, and her show is wonderful fun that no one needs to be blonde to enjoy.
-Richard Mays for The Guardian
Highlights encourages the idea that songs are touchstones which recollect, sort and savour moments in history. The vivacious Wood has done nothing less than capture the sound and heart of a whole lifetime.
-Richard Mays for The Guardian
Ladies For Hire
I saw just today your Ladies for Hire. I really enjoyed it. Well done! I am sure that you have in your hands a big hit.
-Jussi
We really enjoyed Ladies for Hire on Saturday Night. Cute, and light-hearted for Christmas. In fact we've really enjoyed every show that we have seen this year (we love centrepoint!!!)
-Shelly
The Mystery of Irma Vep?
Absolutely fantastic - this is without a doubt the best show I have seen, nationally and internationally!!-Leith
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a ticket cost?A ticket is $35 dollars. We have a range of concession prices including $30 tickets for seniors, $20 tickets for community service and senior gold cardholders and $12 tickets for students with valid ID. Please contact our box office on 354 5740 for more information on concession rates.
How do I book and pay for tickets?
There are a number of ways to book - you can ring the box office on 354 5740; email us at centrepoint@centrepoint.co.nz, or book and pay securely using a credit card via this website by following the Book Now link from the homepage.
Payment is required to secure bookings at least 48 hours prior to the performance booked for. We accept EFTPOS, all major credit cards, cheques and cash. You can pay in person at the box office, or over the phone using a credit card. We are also happy to arrange alternative payment options such as setting up a direct credit payment- just talk to our friendly staff for more details.
Is there a booking fee?
Absolutely not! Whether you book over the phone, via the web, or in person at the box office, there are NO HIDDEN COSTS! We do not charge booking fees.
Do you sell gift vouchers?
Yes we do! Gift vouchers are $35 (or $70 for a double) and are valid for a year from the time of purchase. You can use a gift ticket for any show - just ring up and book yourself in like you normally would to ensure your seats.
Do you still have a restaurant?
No, it's been many years since Centrepoint was Centrepoint Theatre and Restaurant. However, we do have full bar facilities, so you can enjoy a wine or two during the show and discuss the play over coffee afterwards.
We also have a dinner and show deal with Mao Bar for only $60 a head, please enquire for more information.
When is the box office open?
Generally the box office is open 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday. When there is a production running, the office hours are extended: Wednesdays we're open until 6:30pm; Thursdays and Fridays until 8pm; Saturdays from 3pm until 8pm and Sundays from 3:30pm to 5pm.
What if I can't make the performance I paid for?
It is a condition of purchase that tickets are non-refundable. However, if you give us more than 24 hours notice that you cannot make the performance you have booked for, we are always happy to arrange a transfer ticket to allow you to attend another performance.
What if I'm late?
You may have to wait until the interval or a convenient break in the performance before you can enter. If you exit the auditorium during the performance you may have to wait until the interval or a convenient break before you can re-enter the auditorium.
Is there wheelchair access?
Yes, always. Please inform us of any relevant seating requirements when you book your tickets. We will make all necessary arrangements to ensure you have a comfortable and enjoyable evening.
Are seats allocated, or can I choose my seat on the night?
Our host makes a seating plan every night and allocates seats to ensure that all groups can sit together. The host will show you to your allocated seats when she/he opens the doors to the auditorium.
However, if you have particular seating requirements, or you just really want to sit in a particular area, please let us know when you make your booking, and we can reserve those seats for you. We will do our best to accommodate all seating requirements and requests.
What should I wear?
Wear whatever you are comfortable in, whether it is a ballgown or jeans and a t-shirt!
Can I take photos of the performance?
No. Due to privacy and copyright issues you are not permitted to take photographs or video during a performance.
What is a Preview Night?
Preview Night is the final dress rehearsal of a production. Held the night before Opening Night, the Preview is the first public performance of the production. As it the final rehearsal, is sometimes the last chance to smooth out technical hitches and other minor glitches - and as such, the Preview Night is often an insight into what goes on behind the scenes! There are often tickets available for the Preview night performance for the special price of $20. Call the Box Office on 354 5740 for more information on Preview Night performances.
What is $12 Tuesday?
$12 Tuesday is a cheap night generally held on the first Tuesday of each show. Maybe you're on a tight budget and theatre is a luxury you can't often justify splurging on, or maybe you're a comedy fan ready to take a risk and see a drama (or vice versa) - either way, $12 Tuesday is for you!
Generally held on the first Tuesday of every production, bookings open for $12 Tuesday on the day of the performance. For more information on $12 Tuesdays please contact the Box Office on 354 5740.
Why is there no performance the Sunday after Opening Night?
Opening Night marks the culmination of several weeks of intense rehearsals for the director and cast, so we give them the first Sunday off to recover!
I have a question that isn't answered here. What should I do?
Please don't hesitate to contact our friendly Box Office staff on (06) 354 5740, or by emailing us at centrepoint@centrepoint.co.nz.