Category: Theatre – Musical

  • Amélie

    Amélie

    Welcome to Paris. WITCH Theatre is once again bringing a beloved, but less celebrated, musical to the Wellington stage, an absolute treat for those of us who want to experience high quality musicals from a little off the beaten path. In a way, this perfectly reflects the themes of Amélie itself; there’s a whole world Read more

  • In the Green

    In the Green

    Maybe it’s just me, but I think we should treat women better. Coming straight from the Northern Hemisphere is In The Green, a musical directed by Alexandra McKellar, with musical direction from Gayle Hammersley. It follows the story of Hildegard von Bingen and her years of being locked in a cell with her mentor, Jutta. Read more

  • The Man Whose Mother was a Pirate: The Musical

    The Man Whose Mother was a Pirate: The Musical

    NOTE: I have not read The Man Whose Mother was a Pirate: The Book From the get-go, The Man Whose Mother was a Pirate establishes its message very clearly; being a pirate rules and being at work sucks. So it’s a little weird that I’m writing this review on my work laptop in the middle Read more

  • Lizzie

    Lizzie

    Lizzie did nothing wrong. In the middle of Winter, there are two brutal axe murders going on at the Circa Theatre every night. You should absolutely go see a couple. Lizzie presented by WITCH Music Theatre, produced by Ben & Joshua Tucker-Emerson, is a high-energy histo-remix that centres around the real-life murders of Andrew and Read more

  • When We Were Us

    When We Were Us

    NOTE: This review will not contain spoilers Break-ups aren’t easy. If you’re lucky, it’s amicable. You know where to go next, and you learn from your mistakes. You get closure. This is a play about a couple who aren’t so lucky. When We Were Us is a musical, written and composed by Kiwi-Canadian Catherine Zulver. Read more