Retail Therapy

A shopping guide for men in Auckland who don't want to look like s**t AS Colour has its place, but....

On Girls and G**s An essay by Tayi Tibble on that real hold-you-down-type love that grows between a gay and his girl.

We like couldn’t have said it better ourselves.
Also that Marie Kondo chick is kinda scary.

The retail therapy myth: why shopping doesn't make you any happier The decluttering phenomenon has revealed some dark truths about people's need to fill the void with things. Do you ever have moments when you suddenly see something that’s been sitting in front of you your whole life in a completely different way? That unsettling, swooshy mixed up feeling of thi

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How not to be a dick to retail workers this Christmas 'Tis the season to be jolly – unless you work in retail. Long hours and bustling crowds mean the holiday season can turn into a living hell for those working through the thick of it. So to make life just a little bit easier, a handful of retail workers offer their best tips on how not to make shop...

Our boy Charlie (Stephen Lyell) has clearly moved on to better things. Things made out of Blu-Tack.

Warehouse Stationery - Stationery Ranger (30s)

Another great review of our show thanks Mac+Mae!
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OMFG guys! We are Mother-F-ing SOLD OUT! Yaya!
If you still don't have a ticket don't despair! Head on down to Basement Theatre or give iTICKET a call, get your name on the waitlist and there's a cheeky chance you could snag a door sale.

Our run at Basement Theatre is over :( But dtw bae
Our Heart Will Go On

"Charlie or ‘Charles’ (played by Stephen Lyell) was the stand out for me – the way he naturally went from one personality to the other, smashing it every time."
- Tearaway Magazine

OMFG you guys we're officially a hit!

In Review: Retail Therapy - Tearaway Our Maverick HAZEL REID went to check out Retail Therapy - the ‘baby’ of Grace-Amelia Vernal, an up-and-coming Auckland playwright.