Q Theatre

Hell of a night out watching Red Richardson at the Q Theatre. The venue deals really well with handling a lot of people arriving at the same time. The bar staff were really efficient and the seating and viewing for everyone in the venue was perfect. Awesome vibes, highly recommend a night of laughing to everyone. James Ashwin Kakapo Business Sales

Amazing venue for a play, concert, private event anything the place has multi purpose. The food on site is amazing and great space to meet up with people. Great service by all staff at the venue.

Very conveniently situated. Parked at Civic car park which is handy and well priced. Went to see Fly My Pretties which was great. BUT. The ticketing system needs attention. I booked my tickets a few weeks in advance and printed them off. Row C seats 23 and 24. On arriving at row C I found the seat numbers only went to 20. I asked the usher for help and she contacted someone on her ear piece. We were told 19 and 20 were our seats. Today, after the show, I got an email which was a supposed copy of my original receipt with seats C19 and 20. What the heck? It's like they've changed they original booking to make it appear it was my mistake. Didn't appreciate it, nor standing like a numpty waiting to have it resolved in the theatre. (I did appreciate the young usher's help, she was polite and dealt with the situation well) It's a shame as the venue was great, as was the show.

Comedy fest is on, so I have been hanging about the Q Theatre a bit. It's a wonderful facility to have, with four performance spaces of various size. Great that buying tickets on site avoids the extra costs of buying online. There's a bar on site, with decent chips and a couple of beers on tap, along with bottled beer and wines (maybe spirits too).

Great small theatre that really worked for the show that we saw. We enjoyed dinner beforehand in Citizen Q which took all of the stress out of being there on time. Will definitely keep an eye out for future shows here. Long queues to get drinks which seems standard everywhere now. Loads of ladies toilets though so minimal queuing there which was a lovely surprise.

Another iconic place in Auckland for theatre and arts. Wonderful performances and a meeting place for artists and art enthusiasts.

This is an odd place - instructions are pretty unclear via email on if they accept digital tickets or if you need to pick them up at will call (there is no will call). The show we went to was "sold out" but had a lot of empty seats, many were reserved and no one ever sat in them. Theatre was also incredibly warm. And the show we attended was really odd.