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For its second production of 2025, The Globe Theatre Dunedin presents William Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew in a gender-fluid, queer, 1990s farcical fever-dream from director Thomas Makinson, inspired by the Commedia dell’arte tradition and 10 Things I Hate About You.
The production runs 10 – 19 July.
Ready for a fresh, fast, loose Shakespeare party?
Applications for this production have now closed. Thank you to everyone who signed up!
Have an idea for a great play you’d like to see on the stage? Want to get creative? We are seeking volunteers for 2025 and suggestions for productions for 2026 and beyond.
The Globe Theatre Arts Directorate is always looking for passionate individuals to join our vibrant community. Whether you’re interested in suggesting a play, directing, or contributing as a creative or volunteer, we’d love to hear from you!
We welcome people of all skill and experience levels, especially those keen to learn about:
Production management
Marketing
Front of house management
Stage management
Tech operation
Props and set design and construction
Stagehand roles
If you’d like to support the theatre in other ways, consider joining The Friends of the Globe Theatre and volunteering your time to help us strengthen our community.
To express your interest, share a script idea, or ask about opportunities, please email us artsdirector@globetheatre.org.nz.
Together, let’s continue to bring exciting productions to life at The Globe Theatre!
