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AA Members can get a 15% discount on tickets on Auckland Theatre Company shows when booking using your AA Membership number.¹

Auckland Theatre Company has been creating world-class theatre in Aotearoa for over 30 years. Based at the ASB Waterfront Theatre in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter, the company produces inspiring productions that celebrate the diverse stories of Tāmaki Makaurau.

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Whats coming up

From 12 October 2026, Auckland Theatre Company annual subscriptions will be on sale. While the AA Member discount does not apply to annual subscriptions, there are still great savings available for regular theatre-goers.

Single tickets for The Boy from Vaiala will go on sale from 19 October 2026, followed by Misery from 27 October 2026. All other shows will go on public sale from February 2027.

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Visit the Auckland Theatre Company website and choose an eligible show and performance.

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Select Adult or Senior tickets and choose available A or B Reserve seats.

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Enter your AA Membership number at checkout to activate your 15% AA Member discount. 

Need a hand booking? Follow our step-by-step visual booking guide, or book over the phone by calling 09 309 3395, or in person at the ASB Waterfront Theatre Box Office. Booking fees may apply.

The Auckland Theatre Company 2026 Season

Cabaret

One of the most iconic musicals of all time, with eight Tony Awards, Cabaret is spectacularly remade for the ASB Waterfront Theatre stage with a dazzling cast of New Zealand’s finest musical theatre performers.

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The Auckland Theatre Company 2027 Season

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Misery

From the twisted mind of Stephen King, Misery is the ultimate psychological thriller, starring Michael Hurst and Morgana O’Reilly. This edge-of-your-seat nailbiter will be the ultimate antidote to the back-to-work blues.

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The Boy from Vaiala

Acclaimed playwright Victor Rodger has written an affectionate love letter to Pasi Daniells Silva: father of three, maître d’ to the stars, founder of a drag bar and always faaabulous.

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The King's Speech

In England’s darkest hour, the nation calls for a king. The prince must find his voice. Based on the award-winning film, this inspiring story is, above all, the story of an unlikely friendship and its transformational power.

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Helen Clark in Six Outfits

This hilarious play was a talk-of-the-town sensation in 2026 and it’s back for a second term. Jennifer Ward-Lealand and Lauren Gibson play Helen Clark the Elder and Younger, deconstructing her public image and private self.

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Sense and Sensibility

New Zealand playwright Penny Ashton has lovingly adapted Jane Austen’s classic novel with her trademark theatrical mischief. The result is a wry, rambunctious whirl, with all the wit and pathos of the original.

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Becoming Jeff Bezos

A biting satire of survival under big tech by Alex Medland, the youngest ever winner of the Adam NZ Play Award. When you’ve opted out of the world, what does success look like? When you’re neck-deep in a system, how do you survive?

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Twelfth Night

An island getaway with love, longing and mistaken identity. This is Shakespeare’s funniest play – and his loneliest. It asks how much of yourself you can invent before you lose track of who you are.

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Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile

Hercule Poirot returns in the next instalment of this bingeable series of whodunnits by the Queen of Crime. In this New Zealand premiere, a curious collection of characters are cruising through palms and pyramids when they are beset by murder and mayhem.

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AA Members can save 15% on full-priced Adult and Senior tickets in A and B Reserve for eligible Auckland Theatre Company shows.

The discount is not available for Opening Night or Pay What You Wish performances, or on subscription packages.

No. The AA Member discount cannot be used in conjunction with another offer.

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¹The Auckland Theatre Company discount applies to full priced Adult and Senior tickets in A and B Reserve when you book in person at the Box Office at ASB Waterfront Theatre, or over the phone on 09 309 3395 and present your valid AA Membership card, or online at www.atc.co.nz using your AA Membership number. Discount not available on opening night or pay what you wish shows or on subscription packages. Standard Auckland Theatre Company ticketing terms and conditions apply. This offer is not available in conjunction with any other offer. Discount does not apply to the one-off service/delivery or payment processing fees.