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In Rehearsal Now
The Farm
by New Zealand playwright David Geary (Pack of Girls, The Learner’s Stand, Lovelock’s Dream Run).
directed by Kerynn Walsh (starred in Shirley Valentine)
On Stage June 8-19, 2021
The Farm is a cleverly woven NZ comedy and follows the highs and lows of farming couple Jim & Maggie who are about to lose their farm and probably their marriage. But when a lycra-clad Russian couple on a cycling tour of NZ collide with one Jim’s escaped steers everyone’s lives take an unexpected turn. It soon transpires that these Russian tourists are looking for more in NZ than just fresh air and beautiful scenery, and Jim may just be the answer to all their prayers. Goats, ostriches, high-country stags, borscht and vodka combine to create an hilarious and heart-felt comedy that is sure to leave you with aching sides!
The Farm
by New Zealand playwright David Geary (Pack of Girls, The Learner’s Stand, Lovelock’s Dream Run).
directed by Kerynn Walsh (starred in Shirley Valentine)
On Stage June 8-19, 2021
The Farm is a cleverly woven NZ comedy and follows the highs and lows of farming couple Jim & Maggie who are about to lose their farm and probably their marriage. But when a lycra-clad Russian couple on a cycling tour of NZ collide with one Jim’s escaped steers everyone’s lives take an unexpected turn. It soon transpires that these Russian tourists are looking for more in NZ than just fresh air and beautiful scenery, and Jim may just be the answer to all their prayers. Goats, ostriches, high-country stags, borscht and vodka combine to create an hilarious and heart-felt comedy that is sure to leave you with aching sides!
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Our Last Production
The last production at Titirangi Theatre was The Plague after La Peste by Albert Camus Adapted for the stage by Neil Bartlett directed by Lilicherie McGregor. On Stage 16th - 27th March 2021 The Plague is a compelling adaptation of Albert Camus’ story written in 1947 about living through a time of crisis. Adapted in 2017 Neil Bartlett uses five actors and only Camus' words. The characters navigate a world of growing confusion and high stakes with Bartlett exploring human nature and the diversity of reactions to the unfolding crisis. Sound familiar? |
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This is a play for the times with The Guardian UK describing it as "ingenious". As we watch this now in 2021 it will be hard not to recognise the past year that has played out.
The Plague will be a night of humour, compassion, wonder and hope.
The Plague will be a night of humour, compassion, wonder and hope.
The Plague is Licenced by arrangement with The Agency (London) Ltd. 24 Pottery Lane, London. W11 4LZ ; info@theagency.co.uk
2021 Titirangi Theatre Acting Classes, with tutor John Goudge.
click here to learn more about acting classes for children and teens offered by John Goudge.
Sorry, our audition slots for the younger children's age group are all taken, but we still have a few places available for teenagers. Register your interest with tutor John Goudge before they all fill up too.
Please check the auditions page regarding acting lessons.
Sorry, our audition slots for the younger children's age group are all taken, but we still have a few places available for teenagers. Register your interest with tutor John Goudge before they all fill up too.
Please check the auditions page regarding acting lessons.
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Just for the memories
some of the mementos gifted to crew by directors and producers in years gone by (If you have mementos or memorabilia you want to share email pictures to macsnapper )
some of the mementos gifted to crew by directors and producers in years gone by (If you have mementos or memorabilia you want to share email pictures to macsnapper )
Call for Directors
If you would like to direct a play that you feel passionate about we would like to give you the opportunity.
The selection policy is to ask directors to submit two or three plays for consideration in our yearly programme of four plays each year.
If you would be interested in directing but you have no particular play in mind, the selection team can advise on plays which will help create a varied programme, offer interesting acting roles and please our theatre-going audience.
We would be keen to hear from anyone interested in directing a pantomime or similar (small musical, TV series etc) as an end-of-year show.
If you are interesting in directing for Titirangi theatre please phone Christine Nash on 0272 424 772 or send her an email
If you would like to direct a play that you feel passionate about we would like to give you the opportunity.
The selection policy is to ask directors to submit two or three plays for consideration in our yearly programme of four plays each year.
If you would be interested in directing but you have no particular play in mind, the selection team can advise on plays which will help create a varied programme, offer interesting acting roles and please our theatre-going audience.
We would be keen to hear from anyone interested in directing a pantomime or similar (small musical, TV series etc) as an end-of-year show.
If you are interesting in directing for Titirangi theatre please phone Christine Nash on 0272 424 772 or send her an email
Titirangi Theatre
Titirangi Theatre, based in Lopdell House, has been a part of life in Titirangi since 1935.
The theatre has a long history of producing a wide range of both old favourites and exciting new plays.
Click here to learn more about our history
Titirangi Theatre, based in Lopdell House, has been a part of life in Titirangi since 1935.
The theatre has a long history of producing a wide range of both old favourites and exciting new plays.
Click here to learn more about our history
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