Shows

Strata Creative has managed a range of professional theatre productions that have toured in New Zealand and internationally. These productions showcase the work of well-known New Zealand performers, directors, writers and musicians. You'll find more detailed information about each show by clicking on the show title.

	No.2 Toa Fraser's award-winning play, performed by Madeleine Sami, has had several very successful seasons in Auckland, and won multiple awards in New Zealand and at the Edinburgh Festival. In 2012, No.2 is touring to five locations in north America.
	Tama Ma This stunning five act dance work performed by Taiaroa Royal and Taane Mete (Okareka Dance Company) garnered rave reviews and full houses in its premier season in 2008. Tama Ma has since toured around New Zealand and to Australia. Tama Ma showcases the work of two of New Zealand's renowned choreographers, Douglas Wright and Michael Parmenter, together in a single show for the first time.
	Falling in Love Again Jennifer Ward-Lealand captures the glamour of a bygone age in this elegant Marlene Dietrich cabaret, which feature a recreation of one of Dietrich's famous gowns. The show toured extensively in New Zealand and Australia.
	The Look of Love Evocative. Provocative. Jennifer Ward-Lealand's modern cabaret performance including songs from Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim, Burt Bacharach, Jacques Brel, Kris Kristofferson, George Harrison and more. The show also features the talents of MD/pianist Grant Winterburn and bassist Aaron Coddel.
	Tic Tic Paul Barrett recounts the hilarious and touching tale of his life as a performer with Tourette's Syndrome. A sparkling mix of mirth, music and moving moments, the show played to full houses in the Auckland Comedy Festival in 2010, and has since toured to several locations in New Zealand.
	Decadence This production of Steven Berkoff's satire of the English class system featured the talents of Jennifer Ward-Lealand and Michael Lawrence.
	Sleep/Wake Part performance art installation, and part dance work, Sleep/Wake explored the liminal space between the conscious and unconscious.