Siblings is a powerful new disability-led theatre work premiering at Te Pou after 3.5 years in development — an intimate, multi-layered exploration of sibling relationships, care, agency, and the messy beauty of whānau. Created and performed by four tāngata whaikaha artists, it blends personal stories, playful memories, and raw honesty into a moving, access-forward production that centres disabled experience with heart, humour, and depth.

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ATC’s Romeo & Juliet blasts Shakespeare into the bold, stylish chaos of 1960s Italy; a fast, funny, high‑octane first half packed with mod fashion, flirtation, and razor‑sharp humour, before plunging into a darker, surreal, Death‑haunted finale. With standout performances, striking design, and daring reinterpretations, it’s a thrilling but uneven ride that dazzles more in its glitter than its grief.

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