2025 shows

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The Night Has A Thousand Eyes

14-16 February 2025

Dunedin Arts Festival

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AN EVENING WITHOUT KATE BUSH - Oamaru

5 April 2025

Dunedin Arts Festival

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AN EVENING WITHOUT KATE BUSH - Dunedin

3 & 4 April 2025

Dunedin Arts Festival

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MANSFIELD PARK

5 & 6 April 2025

Dunedin Arts Festival

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ANIMAL

27 March 2025

Dunedin Arts Festival

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2025 Dunedin Arts Festival

presents:

An Evening Without Kate Bush (UK)
Howl with the Hounds of Love, dance on the wily, windy moors and let your inner Babooshka run free in this glorious celebration of the irresistible forces and incandescent genius of Kate Bush and the fans who adore her. Far more than an act of mimicry, An Evening Without Kate Bush is a spellbinding, shapeshifting, communal spectacle for new and diehard fans alike.
“You don’t need to be a Kate Bush fan to be transported into something very special” – The Scotsman
Dunedin & Oamaru
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Animal (Canada)

Loved for their high-flying antics and infectious energy, Cirque Alfonse spins childhood memories and rural cliches into Animal, a surreal circus experience set to an infectious live soundtrack of 'agricultural funk’. They’re flipping farm life on its head – and the barn upside down!
★★★★ "The Quebecois company has a slightly anarchic approach to circus that sets it apart from the crowd."– The Scotsman
★★★★★ "Be prepared to be amazed by the balancing strength and high-flying circus acts."– Play & Go Adelaide
27 March, Regent Theatre.
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Mansfield Park (NZ Opera)
Mansfield Park
opens shortly after Fanny Price’s arrival at her uncle’s eponymous estate. Jonathan Dove and Alasdair Middleton’s take on this Austen classic is a finely balanced thing, with an intimate beauty and an understated wit.
5 & 6 April, Hanover Hall
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SUPPORT THE ARTS

Philanthropy and Sponsorship are now a tried and tested method of profile raising and publicity that enables companies (and individuals) to give something back to the community in which they operate.


Supporting the Arts is not just a donation but a sound investment in community and a marketing opportunity for you. Successful sponsorships have financial benefits and PR opportunities.

Supporting the Arts essentially promotes a “feel-good” factor in the minds of people. Research has shown that the public remember the name in association with a good event/time and a carefully considered sponsorship project can add enormous value to existing promotional and public relations endeavours.


Arts Support contributes directly to regional growth in that it supports the growth of a socially healthy and well-balanced society….an intelligent society capable of initiative, creativity, and sustained growth.

What Supporting the Arts can offer you:


  • Opportunity to contribute to and invest in growing the Dunedin Arts Festival to become a truly national visitor attraction for the region.
  • Profile positioning and brand exposure in the Southern region and nationally through a positive, colourful, and high-quality association.
  • Opportunity to entertain friends, clients and staff at Festival events.

  • Contribution to making Dunedin a healthy, interesting, and creative community for us all to live in.

  • An investment in the arts, both nationally and locally.