Theatre

These are some plays I have watched. Suggestions are welcome.

2008

Improvável

A cada semana um espetáculo diferente. No espetáculo Improvável, a plateia sugere temas, os artistas improvisam, a música e a iluminação acompanham e um mestre de cerimônias conduz os jogos para tirar o maior número de risadas do público.

Teatro Jardim São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil

March, 2008

Bartleby

A adaptação do conto clássico do escritor Herman Melville, "Bartleby". A montagem foi feita pelo núcleo Caixa Preta, da Cooperativa Paulista de Teatro, a direção é de Joaquim Goulart e o elenco é composto por Cácia Goulart e Rodrigo Gaion.

Teatro SESC Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil

March, 2008

Trair e coçar é só começar

Sucesso há mais de 30 anos, a comédia de Marcos Caruso é baseada na suspeita de adultérios múltiplos. Uma empregada (papel de Anastácia Custódio) envolve seus patrões e dois casais em confusões.

Teatro Corinthians, São Paulo, Brazil

November, 2010

Decameron ‐ A Arte de Fornicar

Adaptada da obra homônima do italiano Giovanni Boccaccio, a comédia Decameron - A Arte de Fornicar aborda de maneira irreverente os comportamentos humanos, as paixões, a infidelidade, a sedução e as trapaças sexuais.

Teatro Augusta, São Paulo, Brazil

02 July, 2010

Acredite, Um Espírito Baixou em Mim

Comédia que conta a história de um homossexual assumido, inconformado com a própria morte, que foge do céu para viver novas experiências e acaba criando uma grande confusáo após incorporar num machista radical.

Teatro Jardim São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil

27 August, 2011

The Mooncake and The Kumara

Nearly ninety years ago on a New Zealand market garden, two families, one Māori and the other Chinese, became part of a romance that would uproot their lives over generations. Debut award-winning play by Māori-Chinese playwright Mei-Lin Te Puea Hansen.

Q Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand

August, 2017

Blonde Poison

Inspired by the true story of Stella Goldschlag, Blonde Poison tells the haunting story of a Jewish woman living illegally in war-torn Berlin.

Herald Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand

June, 2018

I Gan't Belive It

Tofiga brings a whole now look and feel into Pacific humour. With backup band and sharing about his own experiences as a New Zealand born Samoan.

SkyCity Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand

April, 2019

The Goblin Market

A contemporary circus retelling of Christina Rossetti’s poem “The Goblin Market” tells the story of two sisters, their temptation, sacrifice and eventual salvation.

Herald Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand

April, 2019

Woman of Citrus

Woman of Citrus a big pot of movement, rhyming words and absurd character comedy. With a focus on her mixed-race heritage, navigating her sense of self growing up in small-town Kerikeri, New Zealand and exploring her own sense of cultural appropriation(...)

Basement Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand

April, 2019

Sorry Bout It

Tofiga Fepuleai is proud to present his brand new show "Sorry Bout It" designed to showcase all his hidden talents as well as bring back some of his iconic crowd favourites.

Victory Convention Centre, Auckland, New Zealand

August, 2019

Twelfth Night

Twelfth Night, or What You Will is a romantic comedy by William Shakespeare, believed to have been written around 1601–1602 as a Twelfth Night's entertainment for the close of the Christmas season.

Pop Up Globe, Auckland, New Zealand

December, 2019

A Frickin Dangerous Space-mas

A Frickin Dangerous Space-mas invites you aboard for a space adventure starring a killer cast alongside some of Aotearoa’s most beloved household names and local celebs. It’s going to be out of this world!

Basement Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand

March, 2021

Waiting

An evocative coming-of-age story that emulates beat poetry delivered through physical grace. Written and performed by Shadon Meredith, Waiting is a letter written to his son taking the audience through a journey of his life and breaking down the human condition of waiting. Growing up in New Zealand as a Samoan New Zealander, the insights are both personal and reflective of cultural challenges faced by those who are navigating identity as a minority race in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Waiting is an honest and raw look at how life can take us on twists and turns and will leave you musing your own life story - sparking reflection on moments lost, relationships built, and decisions made.

Waiting won Best of the fringe, Best theatre, Best director, Best design and Best solo at the Nelson Fringe Festival 2017 and Best of Whangarei Fringe award 2020.

Presented as part of Auckland Fringe 2021.

Basement Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand