Waiora Te Ūkaipō - The Homeland

Ngā rā

• Fri

  06

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  7.00pm
• Sat

  07

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  2.00pm
• Sat

  07

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  7.00pm
• Sun

  08

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  4.00pm
• Tue

  10

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  7.00pm
• Wed

  11

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  7.00pm
• Thu

  12

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  7.00pm
• Fri

  13

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  8.00pm
• Sat

  14

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  8.00pm
• Sun

  15

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  4.00pm
• Tue

  17

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  7.00pm
• Wed

  18

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  7.00pm
• Thu

  19

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  7.00pm
• Fri

  20

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  8.00pm
• Sat

  21

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  2.00pm
• Sat

  21

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  8.00pm
• Sun

  22

  Te whare whakaari o ASB Waterfront

  4.00pm

Te roa

2h 15 mēneti, me he whakamatuatanga

Ngā mōhiohio whai wāhi

Pre-show information available

Either descriptive notes or "What to expect" information is available to add to the accessibility of this performance. Visit our accessibility page for more information.

Audio-described Events

Audio description is a narration service to describe the visual components of a performance. Patrons are issued with headsets with the headphone in one ear, to deliver the description alongside the show audio.

NZSL Interpreted Events

We work with representatives from the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, to identify which performances would be suitable for NZSL interpretation. For these performances, trained interpreters, situated on the left or right-hand side of the stage will interpret the performance using NZSL. There are seats reserved for Deaf audience members to provide a clear view of the stage and the interpreters.

Touch Tours

A touch tour allows blind or low vision patrons the opportunity to get up close with elements of the production prior to a show. The content of touch tours varies according to the event, but most include an introduction to the set, props and costume to provide context. Some tours include the opportunity to meet some of the cast, to provide an insight into the characters, and their voices.

Relaxed Performance

A Relaxed Performance is a special performance of a show designed to welcome those who will benefit from a more relaxed performance environment. We will send out what to expect information in advance, and for most of these shows there will be a pre-show demonstration of light, sound and any surprises.. There will be a relaxed attitude to noise and movement during the performance and there will also be a chill-out area available in the venue for to go to during the show if you wish. (Please note that these shows are presented in their original form with the same lighting, sound, effects, plot, characters and story.)

Wheelchair accessible

These events have step-free access. Seated venues have specific areas that are accessible for wheelchair users, and provide companion seats.

Hearing Loop

Hearing aid loops are available at specific venues. To use the loop, switch hearing aids to 'tele'. Venues have specific areas that are covered by the hearing aid loop. To use it, we will need to reserve tickets for you in the right section of the theatre. Please book through the relevant event form, email access@aaf.co.nz or call 022 1239 759 to specifically request these seats.