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Arts listings for the Wellington region from June 7-10

Today you can head out to the Wrights Hill Fortress for some holiday exploring, and the curtain comes down on Jersey Boys with its final performance this afternoon.

Arts listings from around the Wellington region, May 3-6

10:30, May 03 2021 DAVID UNWIN/Stuff Comedians James Nokise and Tofiga Fepulea i, both have solo shows during the opening week of the Comedy Festival. COMEDY FESTIVAL The New Zealand International Comedy Festival opens in Wellington this week and runs until May 23. For show information, times, prices and tickets see comedy.festival.co.nz Raw Meat Monday Fringe Bar, May 3,10,17; 8pm The Capital’s longest-running open mic comedy night. Comedy gold and comedy coal, each night is a guaranteed gamble. If you’re trying comedy for the first time, Raw Meat is the best place to start. Ray Against the Machine BATS The Dome, May 4-8; 7pm

Arts listings in the Wellington region from April 30-May 2

Sharron Pardoe05:00, Apr 30 2021 Danielle Colvin Things I know to be True is running at Circa Theatre from April 30 to May 29. FRIDAY Adam Concert Room, Te Kōkī, NZ School of Music, 6pm Join artist Billy Apple and Adam Art Gallery Director Christina Barton for a performance of the recorded sound piece, Glass Transformation, 1972. The presentation is programmed to coincide with Kate Newby’s major exhibition YES TOMORROW. Circa Theatre, Until May 29 , Various times, $25-$52 Having loved each other for over 30 years, it should be time for Fran and Bob to slow down and smell the roses. Things I Know to be True presents a gripping and powerful story that sees parents encounter the wildly complicated lives of their adult children. Tickets circa.co.nz

Wellington scoop co nz » Bringing life back to Civic Square

by Andy Foster Te Ngakau – Civic Precinct should be the beating heart of our city – a place for events, music, entertainment, relaxation, casual fun, protests, celebrations; a place that reflects our heritage and our stories, a beautiful, flexible, resilient, connected place to enjoy and be proud of – a place for everyone, a place for life! It must be so much better than the broken precinct it is today, or indeed its original design. It is a big challenge and a big opportunity. For the sake of our Central City, action is imperative. This week the City Council will approve a draft Framework for consultation to guide redevelopment.

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