Alice is joined by pillar of the arts community, Morgana O'Reilly, to kōrero about her show Stories About My Body. It opens May 17th at Basement, so grab some tix and whakarongo mai nei to hear all about it.
The malevolently-benevolent-theatre-eye-of-Sauron also known as thee Alice Canton shares a most hearty theatre roundup! There's some excellent comedy at Basement this Friday, acting classes at Te Pou (Te Pou Awe 2022) from some of the industry's Tuakana, and also some Creative New Zealand funding for their Global Digital New Work Fund. Alice truly sees all. Whakarongo mai!
Friends, Romans, and local theatre-makers, listen in to Alice's community notice board of some super cool opportunities about town! Submissions for Basement Theatre's Ideas in Residence and Ahurei Mōwaho ō Tāmaki Makaurau(the Auckland Fringe Festival) close TOMORROW (Wednesday 20 April). Also, if you're a budding playwright or just have some ideas steeping in your brain juice, check out what Playmarket has to offer! Phew! Lots of stuff, cheers Alice!
Alice is joined by the incredible Julia Croft to chat about all the scientific-poetic-nerdery that is her show TERRAPOLIS. Catch it at Q Theatre from April 19th to April 23.
Alice chats with Jessie McCall about Daybreak Estate, a very cool dance-theatre piece you can catch this week. Cheap champagne and art, dolls! Whakarongo mai!
Alice Canton speaks with Anders Falstie-Jensen about his covid-inspired show 'Back To Square One?' whakarongo mai nei to hear how a lockdown driveway performance for neighbours has become a touring play!
Alice phones up to chat about funding to help out self-employed people in the arts. If that's you, or someone you know, you can get some more info here 🌻 Whakarongo mai!
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