This is what's on and coming up at Capital E. Please note, Capital E requires all children aged under 14 to be accompanied by an adult, unless they are attending Capital E's supervised programmes.
21 May to 01 June at Capital E McKenzie Theatre Capital E is pleased to host Te Rakau Hua o Te Wao Tapu Trust’s performance of Ka Mate. This show dramatically portrays the heart of New Zealand’s Vietnam story. As part of Tribute08 - a New Zealand-wide a commemoration honouring the legacy of Vietnam War Veterans and their families. |
05 - 19 July at Capital E
With a flurry of fanfare we present Medieval Madness!- our exciting programme of activities for the July School Holidays.
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May - July In Term 2 Capital E will continue its range of after-school and weekend courses during Term Time.
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Capital E Artcase is a gallery celebrating art by children, and art for children. A new exhibition each month! |
In March the National Theatre for Children presented the world premiere of this charming show about a little kiwi who thinks the moon is his mother! If you missed out, don't worry, we're having a return season during the September school holidays. Return season dates to be announced soon.
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School groups and holiday workshops available. Work in a team in our hands-on television studio to make your own television production. Jump into the shoes of a television professional for a day and find out what really goes on behind the screen. Dates: Bookings taken for groups during school term. Public workshops available during school holidays. |
School groups welcome. Holiday workshops available. We have the instruments and technology so you can make your own soundtrack and music video. All you need is your imagination. You don't need to be a musician; anyone can make music in this studio. Dates: Bookings taken for groups during school term. Public workshops available during school holidays. |
Capital E National Theatre for Children presented Tale of a Dog during the April School Holidays, to over 2000 children. |
Hundreds of children and their families joined us in celebrating Sin Nian, Chinese New Year, The Year of the Rat in February.
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