Polly is a walking talking manifesto in drag

Scott Swinton's show succeeds without an audience.

A delightful and mischievous show from Ada Campe

Fun, music and drinks, celebrating life the Maori way

A fantastic collection of misfits, Little Death Club brings chaot... (continued)

A brilliant take on a confessional drag show

In fairness to James Phelan, it’s a pretty tough crowd this evening

BDSM plus bubbles

A dessert trolly with only empty calories on offer

A rough, 45-minute opera whirlwind

This clowning and live art piece enthusiastically encourages us t... (continued)

Political satire that is big on music and small on meaning

With its slipshod costume changes, alternative Australian nationa... (continued)

Uncomplicated bingo with a side of shortbread and irn-bru

An accomplished performer delivers a treat for divas everywhere

In this revealing expose on the sex industry, Stacey and Morag op... (continued)

A plucky one-man cabaret that mixes Marvel, Māori culture and mus... (continued)

Alfie Ordinary often performs with RuPaul’s Drag Race winners, an... (continued)

Ahead of her return to The Stand’s New Town Theatre, as part of E... (continued)

What is magic? And does it mix naturally with breakdancing? Jenni... (continued)