Voices From Gallipoli

by Mark Wright

Eye-opening, poignant, and yet full of warmth and humour. These are the Voices From Gallipoli.

The actor best known for portraying public figures, brings an entirely new set of characters to life. The soldiers in the trenches, the nurses on the hospital ships, the families left to cope at home. Timeless, engaging, and utterly unforgettable.

Mark has appeared for every professional theatre company in New Zealand and toured extensively throughout Australasia. He has featured in some 40 different television series, programmes, and specials, and has won two New Zealand Film and Television awards - both for best performance.

“Voices From Gallipoli is a poignant, amusing and deeply moving exploration of one of Aotearoa’s defining moments.” - Cameron Rhodes

“While it’s about Gallipoli, it’s delivered by an outstanding actor, a man of deep commitment and integrity, whose performance completely transcends his own material.” - Lexie Matheson

PURCHASE TICKETS

VENUE

Centrepoint Theatre
280 Church Street, Palmerston North

PERFORMANCES

Thursday • 2PM + 6.30PM
Friday • 2PM + 6.30PM
Saturday • 2PM + 6.30PM
Sunday • 4PM

School performances will be available.


Opening Night • Thursday 1 April
Closing Night • Sunday 4 April

Approx. run time: 90 minutes, no interval.

  • Adult • $37

    Senior* • $30

    Tertiary Student • $26

    Secondary Student • $20

    Dinner + Show • $85-95

    *Seniors and Community Services Cardholders. Valid I.D. is required.

    Please be aware that tickets are non-refundable. Any tickets for exchange must be returned to Centrepoint Theatre at least two days prior to the performance date. Under no circumstances will tickets be exchanged after the performance date.

  • Opening Night: Saturday

    Closing Night: Saturday

  • By Mark Wright

  • “You made me laugh, you made me cry, you bastard!”

    “You put the humanity back into history.”

    “More than just stories, they are people.”

    “Mark’s acting, as to be expected, is outstanding.”

    “Didn’t think it would be my cup of tea, but I’m coming back tomorrow with my Mother and sister.”

    “I’m still reeling from the beauty and power!”