G&T PRODUCTIONS
Welcome to our new website home of our past, present and future shows.
Welcome.
G&T Productions (formally Amici Productions) was established in 2004 to bring affordable, distinguished and quality theatrical presentations and corporate events to New Zealand on a regular basis. G&T Productions ensures the spotlight is heavily tilted towards theatrical arts being available for all, and aspires to provide a source of inspiration for future performers, musicians and technical people.
Ko te Whakaari koia ra te mataora. Theatre is life.
Kia noho ora ki te kii. Live life to the fullest.
Featuring 24 of Queen's best-loved hits, including We Are The Champions, Bohemian Rhapsody, Radio Ga Ga and Don't Stop Me Now, WE WILL ROCK YOU is guaranteed to blow your mind.
“The show is live, dangerous and more than anything else: it rocks!”
St James Theatre, Wellington
15 AUGUST - 1 SEPTEMBER 2024
WE WILL ROCK YOU tells the story of a globalized future without musical instruments. A handful of rock rebels, the Bohemians, fight against the all-powerful Globalsoft company and its boss, the Killer Queen; they fight for freedom, individuality and the rebirth of the age of rock. Scaramouche and Galileo, two young outsiders, cannot come to terms with the bleak conformist reality. They join the Bohemians and embark on the search to find the unlimited power of freedom, love and Rock!
“The audience get to become part of what eventually becomes a rock concert...”
Anything Goes | The Civic, Auckland | 2011
About us.
G&T Productions presents unique, inspirational and successful events with passion, flair and creative excellence.
G&T Productions bring the best of International theatre to New Zealand. G&T Productions create, develop, and deliver acclaimed performances for New Zealand, for companies, and for the world. With each new venture our team looks to engage audiences, delivering iconic shows with creativity and flair.
Jersey Boys is yet more evidence that New Zealand has the talent to do musical theatre on this scale and succeed...
— Ethan Sills, The New Zealand Herald