About.
Company
Auckland Theatre Company
Venue
ASB Waterfront Theatre
Duration
2 hours and 20 minutes including a 20 minute interval
Advisory
None
One of the greatest plays ever written.
Unless this rural landowning family can find the funds, they will lose their beloved country estate and its famous cherry orchard forever. Unable to comprehend the huge social changes on the horizon, they spend one last summer together conjuring memories of the past to mask their fears of the future.
Brought to life by an outstanding ensemble cast, refreshed and revitalised to portray our own social upheavals, The Cherry Orchard is an unmissable comic masterpiece.
“114 years since it was written – the play’s relevance is as sharp as ever.” – Broadway World
Cast.
Wayne Hapi
Passer-by
Pipi
The Dog
Creatives.
Tainui Tukiwaho
Adapter
Philippa Campbell
Adapter
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Tickets.
Preview/Matinee $20 - $57
Premiere $20 - $67
Standard $20 - $72
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EAT/TALK/PLAY
Sunday 24 Jun, 2:45pm (4.00pm show)
Come along and mingle with like-minded theatregoers and gain a deeper understanding of the context of the play at EAT/TALK/PLAY. These events include a seat at our pre-show talk in the Villa Maria Gallery 75 minutes prior to the performance, as well as a show programme and afternoon tea with coffee, tea and a glass of wine. A booking for the event is required. Food and beverage packages are $15.
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Take the hassle out of finding a car park when you come to the show and pre-book your car park at the Hamer Street car park.
The Hamer Street car park is $8, and only a 5 minute walk from the ASB Waterfront Theatre. Spaces are limited.
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Reviews @styleClass>
Fascinating, thoroughly enjoyable and thought-provoking production.
Impressive display of Kiwi talent.
Wonderful adaptation