Audio-Described Performances
There are $20 tickets available for Blind/low vision patrons, with the option to purchase a second companion ticket for $20.
Audio-described performances provide a live audio commentary by professionals from Audio Described Aotearoa who describe key visual elements of what is happening on stage, slipped seamlessly between portions of dialogue. This commentary is relayed to blind and low-vision patrons via an earpiece which is provided at no extra charge to those booking accessibility tickets.
Taking place 90 minutes before the audio-described performance, the touch tour is a free experience where patrons can walk through the set, touch props, feel costumes and familiarise themselves with visual and sensory materials in the performance. Touch tours are for visually impaired patrons and their companions only.
Every show has one audio-described performance. See a list of upcoming audio-described performances below or look out for the AD icon on the performance calendar on each show page.
2025 Season
Tiri: Te Araroa Woman Far Walking Sunday 16 Nov, 4pm
2026 Season
Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express on Saturday 8 February at 4pm
Waiora Te Ūkaipō – The Homeland on Sunday 15 March at 4pm
Helen Clark in Six Outfits on Sunday 19 April at 4pm
RBG: Of Many, One on Sunday 31 May at 4pm
Sons of Vao on Sunday 28 June at 4pm
Macbeth on Sunday 9 August at 4pm
Cabaret on Sunday 11 October at 4pm


Accessible Performances
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