Skip to main content
      THE END OF THE GOLDEN WEATHER
      BRILLIANT ADVENTURES PRESENTSTHE END OF THE GOLDEN WEATHER

      THE END OF THE GOLDEN WEATHER

      BY BRUCE MASON

      Ticket Sales are no longer available

      This event has been and gone and ticket sales are no longer available. Looking for a similar event? Search for what you're after by clicking

      Q Theatre

      305 Queen Street

      Auckland, New Zealand

      When

      Thu 23 Jul 2026 - Sun 2 Aug 2026

      Running Time

      1 hour 25 minutes

      Delivery Options

      eTicket

      Payment Options

      Credit Card

      Afterpay

      Bank Transfer

      Online Eftpos

      I invite you to join me in a voyage into the past, to that territory of the heart we call childhood.

      Bruce Mason’s quintessential Kiwi classic chronicles the friendship between a 12-year-old boy and Firpo, a social outcast who dreams of winning big at the Olympics.

      Through the boy’s eyes, we see the wonder of life on a perfect beach, in a perfect 1930s New Zealand. It’s a world of magic and transformation, where anything can happen and miracles seem possible. 

      When the boy sets out to help Firpo make his dream a reality, ignoring his father’s rebukes and community ridicule, a battle rages between the eternal optimism of childhood and the harsh pragmatism of adulthood.

      Gliding effortlessly between flights of poetic fancy and blunt everyday speech, THE END OF THE GOLDEN WEATHER is New Zealand storytelling at its finest. Award-winning actor Stephen Lovatt and director Shane Bosher join forces for this not-to-be-missed production.

      ...Pure theatrical joy ... Lovatt is energetic, chameleonic and highly engrossing.
      REGIONAL NEWS

      ...A masterclass ... A performance of deep conviction and almost orchestral subtlety.
      THE POST

      ...A must see. Pure, intelligent, funny and moving.
      AUDIENCE MEMBER

      ...Quite simply unmissable.
      BROADWAY WORLD

      THE END OF THE GOLDEN WEATHER plays in repertory with NOT CHRISTMAS, BUT GUY FAWKES.

       

      Please note:
      This production includes: Contains discussions of mental distress and ableist language.

      Explore more from Q Theatre