Black Grace Presents Epic 20-Centre Tour for NZ
Press Release: Black Grace
BLACK GRACE PRESENTS EPIC 20-CENTRE TOUR FOR NZ
Black Grace presents
20for20
Back by popular demand, Black Grace presents 20for20, a 20-centre tour of NZ from Kaitaia to Christchurch for $20 a ticket.
Led by Neil Ieremia, internationally renowned dance company, Black Grace, shares a mix of iconic favourites and brand new works presented in the relative comfort of your local community hall and other such informal spaces.
The last 20for20 tour sold out with a few angry punters throwing their toys around, so don’t be one of those guys and get in early.
“Escalating speed and intensity … faultlessly performed.”
The New Zealand Herald, 2018
So chuck on your best gumboots, grab the kids and get to a show near you to celebrate one of our country’s most exciting exports!
Door sales only, $20* - https://www.facebook.com/blackgracedanceco
Tickets available 1 hour prior to show time
Full Touring Schedule
North Island
2nd May, Kaitaia – Te Ahu, 7:30pm
3rd May, Whangarei – Forum North, 7:30pm
4th May, Waipu – The Celtic Barn, 7:30pm
5th May, Matakana – Matakana School, 7:30pm
8th May, Glen Eden – Playhouse Theatre, 7:30pm
9th May, Thames - Thames War Memorial Civic Centre, 7:30pm
10th May, Whangamata - Whangamata War Memorial Hall, 7:30pm
11th May, Raglan - Raglan Town Hall, 7:30pm
12th May, Hamilton - The Meteor, 6pm & 8pm
14th May, Tauranga - Baycourt Community & Arts Centre, 6pm & 8pm (*service fees will apply)
15th May, Ōhope - Ōhope Hall, 7:30pm
16th May, Gisborne - Gisborne War Memorial Theatre, 7:30pm
17th May, Napier - Henry Hill School, 7:30pm
18th May, Whanganui - Whanganui High School, 7:30pm
19th May, Otaki - Otaki Memorial Hall, 7:30pm
20th May, Porirua - Te Rauparaha Arena, 7:30pm (*service fees may apply)
22nd May, Lower Hutt - Little Theatre, 7:30pm
South Island
24th May, Motueka - Motueka Memorial Hall, 7:30pm
25th May, Blenheim - Marlborough Boys’ College, 7:30pm
27th May, Christchurch - Papa Hou, 7:30pm
Historian Dr Toby Boraman has been appointed as the 2025 JD Stout Fellow by the Stout Research Centre for New Zealand Studies at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.