PROJECTS

A theatre game about game theatre. Delusions of grandeur, anguish, and an invisible rat all play a part in this fully-participatory performance. Presented as part of the an international show exchange with German company machina eX.

A collaborative writing game in which letters are addressed, written, sealed and delivered – but never by the same person.

An expansive, app-driven nature adventure for 4–10 year olds featuring puzzles, quests and characters.

Expert facilitators deliver a calmly surreal getting-to-know-you game at your conference or event.

The classic game of Werewolf enhanced with performance, sound design and live music. Perfect for professional teams, social groups, and the broadly bloodthirsty.

An immersive horror-comedy theatre show inspired by the classic game of social deduction.

Do you need A.I? Does it need you? Who is using who? An adventure through Wellington and into the datascape.

Creative Director Joel Baxendale discusses art, the universe and everything with some of the most interesting artists in Aotearoa.

A ‘follow-film’ combining city-stroll with bush-walk. This visually surprising and aurally lush solo experience blurs what was, what is, and what could be.

A mass-participation spy game driven by text messages.

If you didn’t post it, did it even happen? This site-specific promenade work explores how our online identities have become embedded in our reality.

In the ruin of an exploded production of Hamlet, four performers strike out on an optimistic quest to understand mortality.

Creative audio guides for exhibitions large and small at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.

An existential situation-specific solo audio experience for bars and pubs

Refuse to tourist. Discover hidden gems, stumble into fragile cultural ceremonies and laugh with Authentic Locals™.

Courtroom drama meets community theatre: a theatrical forum to discuss social issues.

Slip in your earbuds and grab that grocery list for a special story that’s not approved by Foodstuffs NZ.

Head on down to Wellington’s fastest-moving street and chill in the slow lane.

December casts its ugly shadow over the land once more, bringing pain and joy to all who live.

A companion to the 2015 LitCrawl, Wellington, featuring recordings from the event.

There’s no easy way to do this … Five performers, five hours, one inescapable conversation.

A surreal wander through our national museum, touching on everything except the exhibits.

A joy expert will see you now. A highly rigorous scientific exploration of elation.

Anxious about what the future might hold? Help is on the horizon, in the form of an innovative self-help seminar.

In an all-ages community event, members of the public work together to help a stranded pod back to the sea.

New performance test track: live explorations into bold territories.

A poetic parody of NZ theatre tropes featuring a lost child, an isolated cabin and a whale stranding.

A surreal cocktail of light, sound and mask where the stage is everywhere and the audience is the action.

Four curious characters cook up some chaos at the local park. Who’s hungry?

An anarchic talent show featuring a live band on the prowl and humanity in the spotlight.

An end-of-the-world party, a marauding panda bear, and a whole stack of cardboard boxes. Our first ticketed show.

An exploration into the work of UK company Forced Entertainment in the style of an apocalyptic kids’ party.