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Multi-instrumentalist Adam Page is the ultimate improviser, who has even been known to use his beard to make music.

Singing a mixture of smoky jazz and finger-snapping classics, Alda Rezende’s show will be a laid-back midweek treat in the Spiegeltent.

Join the world’s first magic supergroup – Band of Magicians, as they impress even the most skeptical!

100 young people make up Strike Percussion’s Taranaki Batterie100 work together to create riveting rhythm.

Imagine being young, gay and Samoan with God and your mother watching. That’s the premise of award-winning play Black Faggot.

New Zealand’s leading trombone quartet, BonaNZa, is a galloping treat.

French-Irish chanteuse Camille O’Sullivan soars on stage with her theatrical storytelling, sorcery and seductive intensity

Emerging stars and youthful ambassadors with a worldly vision.

This Kiwi kind of love story is a mixed-tape masterpiece of theatre, cabaret and music.

Adventures of an Unlikely Farmer writer Antonia Murphy reveals lifestyle farming in all its greatness and grossness.

It’s time to immerse yourself in the murky world of politics and spies, secrets and lies.

tep inside the phenomenal world of colour and light that is Exxopolis!

The four members of Australia’s Casus Circus are gravity-defying and gasp-inspiring in their premiere work Knee Deep.

Lady Rizo, the New York cabaret superstar, comedienne and chanteuse makes her New Zealand debut.

A great dollop of British patriotism will be served with delightful music and a high tea.

Fen Ikner and award-winning singer-songwriter Stephanie Brown a.k.a. Lips could well be the new music you’ve been waiting for

Take an old film, give it a new score, get four actors/musicians/sound effect specialists and you get the new movie genre – 4D.

Much-loved Kiwi actor Mark Hadlow is growing up – but not gracefully.

Dr Fenton will take us through the history of the First World War using imagery from this book.

This is way more than your average guitar get-together.

With horns in hand, the Richter City Rebels know how to rock a room.

Described as an intercultural musical pioneer, composer and classical guitarist, Thacker leads Ritmata.

A’Court imparts her motherly wisdom on such topics as how to thaw bread without electricity, storing ginger and what feminism is.

In this special ANZAC centenary year, the Ars Nova Choir and the New Plymouth Orchestra join forces to perform a work about war and peace.

Insurance investigator Tom Spotswood has lost his socks, his suitcase, his career, his ex-wife and his son Frank.

A 35-strong community ensemble, The Great Taranaki Steam Band, will get The Famous Spiegeltent swinging.

One man (and his dog) can make a difference to the world.

An evening with the Modern Maori Quartet is a celebration of humour and heavenly harmonies.

Set in a time when racism is rife in New Zealand, two cultures collide in a tale of love and honour, history and secrets.

With microphone in hand, Australian beat box artist Tom Thum has the world at his lips.

In this visual presentation, experienced trampers and award-winning writers Shaun Barnett and Chris Maclean take us on a walk back in time.

Explorer, ecologist, vegetarian, surfer, philosopher, documentary maker, author, publisher and photographer.

Combine the artistic talents of New Zealand’s elite in film-making, music and playwriting and the result is White Cloud.

When all else fails – cook! That’s the message from Christchurch-based author Rosie Belton.

Life is a one-woman show for risqué rabble rouser Yana Alana, who lets it all hang out. Literally.