2026 SEASON

2026 SEASON

GOMIL - Grumpy Old Man in Lycra

by Gregory Cooper

14 February - 1 March

F*ck getting old!

One of New Zealand’s most successful plays of all time, MAMIL (Middle Aged Man in Lycra) is hitting the road in a national tour of the long-awaited sequel GOMIL (Grumpy Old Man in Lycra).

Starring acting legend Mark Hadlow ONZM (King Kong, The Hobbit, SNAG) and written and directed by Gregory Cooper (MAMIL, That Bloody Woman), GOMIL reunites this dream team who is directly responsible for causing laughter lines on the faces of over 70,000 people who saw MAMIL!

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The Lord of the Rings in 90 Minutes

by Lizzie Tollemache, Dan Pengelly & Darlene Mohekey

28 March - 11 April

An Unauthorized Comedy!

An epic, laugh a minute journey from the team who brought you smash hit, The Complete Voyage of the RMS Titanic (In 90 minutes)!

Three actors and a musician attempt the impossible - to retell all three Tolkien books in one outrageous live experience.

Complete with battles, bravery, Tom Bombadil, film trivia, and a banging early noughties soundtrack, expect an irreverent delight.

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Cringeworthy - Trippin’ in the ‘90s

by Andrea Sanders

25 April - 17 May

Following the success of Cringeworthy ‘50s, ’60s, ‘70s and ’80s this show pays homage to NZ music and culture in the last decade of the 20th century. Expect a 'rad' mix of local and international hits delivered with snappy dance moves, scintillating vocals and a generous dollop of cheesy comedy.

Starring Andrea Sanders, Kali Kopae, Devon Neiman, and Mackenzie Htay - get ready to party like it's 1999, cos Backstreet’s back!

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Nicola Cheeseman is Back

by Kathryn Burnett

30 May - 14 June

Nicola Cheeseman is sick of trying to do it all.

Nicola’s husband has moved out, her ageing dad has moved in, and somewhere between raising kids and holding down a job, she’s lost her mojo—and her dreams of being a nouveau punk goddess.

Now, armed with a chaotic vision board, a killer vinyl jumpsuit, and a craving to be more than “just Mum,” she’s falling apart to put herself back together.

Starring the brilliant Jodie Rimmer in her first-ever solo show, and written by award-winning playwright Kathryn Burnett (Under the Vines, My Life is Murder), this is a hilarious, heartfelt ride through midlife mayhem.

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Last Song, Actually

by Kate Louise Elliott

14 November - 12 December

Step into the whirlwind two years after the beloved China Inn changed hands.

The community is buzzing: tragedy, mystery, and mayhem collide as wedding bells threaten to ring. But who’s the real bride? Where’s the elusive groom? Why is everyone glued to their phones?

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