Romesh Ranganathan — Hustle
8 – 9 October 2024The Opera House
17 August 2024
The Opera House
Following a slew of five-star reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe, critically acclaimed comic Ed Byrne is returning to Wellington. They say “comedy is defined as tragedy plus time”. Ed Byrne’s new solo show, ‘Tragedy Plus Time’ seeks to test this theory. He will be mining tragic events from his own life to find the humour.
With his TV career now in its third decade, Ed Byrne has become a household name in the United Kingdom and beyond. Television credits include ‘Q.I’, ‘Mock the Week’, ‘The Graham Norton Show’, as well as hosting ‘Live At The Apollo’. With legions of fans both in the United Kingdom and abroad, Ed remains the observational stand-up to see.
“Hilarious, extremely dark, profoundly touching and resolutely unsentimental. Ed Byrne has plumbed the very depths of his soul and found something verging on greatness.”
8 – 9 October 2024The Opera House
3 December 2024The Opera House
26 October 2024The Opera House
4 November 2024The Opera House
3 August 2024The Opera House
7 December 2024The Opera House
30 September 2024St James Theatre
15 February 2025The Opera House
2 February 2025The Opera House
Tucked down an alleyway between Ghuznee and Dixon Streets is a restaurant known for its inventive cuisine.
Inspired by the backstreet restaurants of Venice, Ombra is Wellington’s very own bacaro, serving modern Italian small plates.
A haven for fine food lovers, this restaurant’s menu and drinks list matches the impressive surroundings of the building it resides in.
This cool, kitsch, and cosy laneway bar is a shrine to great beer, great design, and great atmosphere.
Hot dogs and wine are the combination you didn’t know you needed at this relaxed rooftop bar.
Inner-city restaurant and bar Highwater Eatery walks the talk on sustainable and ethically sourced food.