MONDAY
Capital E National Theatre for Children, Circa Theatre, until Saturday, 10am and 1pm, $10
Seasons transports children through song, music, and puppetry into the four seasons – raumati, ngahuru, hōtoke and kōanga. Journey into nature’s world of living creatures, colours, and sounds. tickets Capital E
Rossini’s
Opportunity makes the Thief)
Boutique Cinema Te Auaha, Dixon St, 7pm, $18-$22, door sales Opera screening from The New Zealand Opera Society. A delightful one-act ‘farsa’ of mistaken and swapped identities that is a true delight. 1992 Schwetzinger Festival. 1hr 34min.
Jo Moore/Stuff
RNZB Dance Workshops Learn dance steps from
The Ugly Duckling with Royal New Zealand Ballet Dance Educator Chloe Bishop – especially for kids aged 5–9 years. No bookings required.
The labour of repair rooted in tutelage and kinship, and the loyalties and discontents that surround repair worlds regulate social order. They recast questions of interdependence and difference in cities. Kolkata’s cargo-cyclists and repair workers who assemble and maintain these old vehicles redeem the city from its disrepairs. Their location and lives are read against the history of capital, contemporary infrastructure building and the logistics of labour. While tutelage fulfils the promise of labour for those who were previously excluded from it, the kinship fostered in Kolkata’s repair worlds continues to keep workers at the margins of capital and profits.