Unitec Performing & Screen Arts

Unitec Performing & Screen Arts Courses offered in Acting, Contemporary Dance, Screen Arts and Production Design & Management (Costume, Technical).

Unitec Performing and Screen Arts exists within the School of Creative Industries at Unitec and includes the Acting, Dance and Screen Arts programmes in the Bachelor of Performing and Screen Arts degree. Unitec Performing and Screen Arts exists within the School of Creative Industries at Unitec Institute of Technology's Mt Albert Campus in Auckland, New Zealand.

04/03/2026

Unitec Performing & Screen Arts Acting grad Bronwyn Turei takes centre stage as Aroha in WET 💦at Te Pou Theatre, 5–15 March 2026.

Unitec alumni and former kaimahi, Tūī Matelau, shares insights on her new award-winning play WET and delves into the main character Moana and the hilarious actors that breathe energy into her words. "It feels really magical...."

We’re proud to see Bronwyn leading this powerful new work and congratulate Tūī in advance of the first show!! ✨💐🌺


24/02/2026

Ngā mihi nui to all our Year 2 + 3 ākonga for their haka pōwhiri yesterday. Your manaakitanga and aroha could be heard and felt inside and outside the wharenui.🌿💚

Watch more HERE: www.facebook.com/share/v/18HPposgzy/

13/02/2026

Unitec acting grad Bronwyn Turei. Award winning play by Unitec alumni/former kaimahi Tūī Matelau. 5-15 Mar 2026 at Te Pou Theatre. Go see the show!

At Unitec, the phrase “find your thing” is the institution’s call to new students’ purpose. In this year’s end-of-year S...
27/11/2025

At Unitec, the phrase “find your thing” is the institution’s call to new students’ purpose. In this year’s end-of-year SHOWCASE, the Unitec School of Creative Industries' dance programme seems to have indeed found its thing. Read the full review of this year's show at Te Pou Theatre in Theatreview: New Zealand Performing Arts Reviews.

Choreographers: Louise Pōtiki Bryant, Xin Ji, Tori Manley-Tapu, Aloali'i Tapu Composers: Paddy Free, Samara Alofa Show Director: Katie Burton Rehearsal Director: Tamsin Russell

Celebrate our Unitec Unitec-Te Pūkenga Performing & Screen Arts Graduates with us tonight at the Hollywood Avondale Whet...
26/11/2025

Celebrate our Unitec Unitec-Te Pūkenga Performing & Screen Arts Graduates with us tonight at the Hollywood Avondale

Whether you’re an industry insider, proud whānau, or a lover of great storytelling, this showcase offers fresh talent, and a chance to connect with emerging voices in screen arts.

✨Doors open at 6:30PM for a 7PM start.

✨Nau mai, Haere mai. All Welcome.

✨ FREE TO ATTEND

This weekend, our graduating Unitec acting students open their 2025 Graduation Production, Thornton Wilder's beloved OUR...
29/10/2025

This weekend, our graduating Unitec acting students open their 2025 Graduation Production, Thornton Wilder's beloved OUR TOWN at the Unitec Film Studio in Te Pūtahi, Building 108. We'd love to see you there at the show!

Performed by our 2025 Year 3 Unitec Acting cohort and directed by Unitec Acting Discipline Leader and acclaimed theatre-maker, Sam Snedden, this play is full of love, beauty, and quiet magic.

Our Town reminds us that even the smallest moments in life are worth celebrating.

“The greatest American play ever written.” — Edward Albee

A poignant and timely work performed by the next wave of emerging actors in Aotearoa.

OUR TOWN | Sat 01 Nov - Sun 09 Nov

Unitec Film Studio (Building 108, Gate 4, Carrington Rd, Mt Albert)

🗓️ 1–9 November 2025

Get tickets now from iTICKET https://www.iticket.co.nz/events/2025/nov/unitec-our-town

Unitec Dance lecturer and 2015 Unitec graduate contemporary dancer, Xin Ji prepares to bring Body Story to the Nelson Ar...
16/10/2025

Unitec Dance lecturer and 2015 Unitec graduate contemporary dancer, Xin Ji prepares to bring Body Story to the Nelson Arts Festival — a work that asks what our bodies might remember, even when our minds have moved on. Body Story will be performed at Nelson Theatre Royal on Saturday 25 October. Tickets from nelsonartsfestival.nz

YOUR EX meets contemporary dancer Xin Ji as he prepares to bring Body Story to the Nelson Arts Festival — a work that asks what our bodies might remember, even when our minds have moved on. Contem…

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