Join Cubbin Theatre Company and musical friends for a concert of original Cubbin tunes - Christchurch, 4-7 December.

From Trick of the Light Theatre comes a show without words about death, love, and monsters - Wellington 23-25 October and Tauranga 28 October.

Cubbin Theatre presents a playful and gentle performance created exclusively for babies and their grown ups - Christchurch, 5-9 November.

Access to a filmed version of productions, scripts and detailed study guides that speak to NCEA assessment needs.

Unique, tailor-made theatre workshops for schools, available nationwide and internationally.

Applications for Hagley College Theatre School 2026 are now open - application deadline 30 October.

Join us this November for some cheap-as-chips drama workshops for children aged 5 to 14, at Wellington’s Takina Exhibition space.

Massive’s professional development workshops, led by Massive’s Artistic Director Sam Scott, are suitable for teachers and theatre practitioners of all levels.

Call for EOIs: The Hannah is partnering with Auckland Live to support the development of a new production - EOI’s open until 6 November.

Auditions for the Sexwise programme, touring Aotearoa educating rangatahi on sexual health and healthy relationships, will be held between the 6th till 9th of November across the country.

Duffy Theatre is looking for four actors to join our tour of primary schools in 2026 - auditions 28 October in Wellington and 1 November in Auckland.

Join us at The Court Theatre in Christchurch for a weekend of celebration, connection, workshops, kōrero and the 2025 PAYPA Awards, 7-9 November.

Save the date and join us in Korea in 2027 to celebrate the 22nd ASSITEJ World Congress & Performing Arts Festival, 22 July - 1 August 2027.

ONEONESIX launches a festival dedicated entirely to children and their whānau - Whangārei, 19 September - 12 October.

Congratulations to the winners of Playmarket’s Plays for the Young 2025 competition!

Forty-eight rangatahi from across Aotearoa converge in Wellington this September for a nine-day immersion in Shakespeare, culminating in two public performances.

Lynne Cardy reflects on creatives who are shaping the next wave of bold, innovative theatre that speaks directly to the tamariki and rangatahi of Aotearoa.