Indian Ink

Have you heard the latest scoop?🍦 We have been whisking together all your favourite things, ready to melt your hearts 💕 this October! Tickets will be going on sale soon for our new play, Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream. Keep an eye out for more delicious show info 👀

This time 3 years ago, the excitement levels were through the roof! We were in the midst of getting ready to put on a season of the Pickle King at Q. Have you seen it? 👀

A #newshow is around the corner! Development season in Auckland later this year, #productionmeetings are underway 😄

We've been brainstorming like crazy for the last few days! #newshow

We have a #newplant in the office! That brings the total to four 🎉 How many is too many #potplants?🤔

Have you applied to our Next Gen programme yet? Don't miss out on this opportunity! zfrmz.com/u5qKTw5RtxPET7…

... & it's live! Applications for #nextgen 2020 are now open to Auckland residents. Apply here - zfrmz.com/u5qKTw5RtxPET7…

Have you been looking for a deeper, richer engagement with theatre that’s shaped for you, with you? Then look no further! Indian Ink presents #NextGeneration indianink.co.nz/production/nex…

We're back in the office! Thank you to everyone that has continued to support us. Lots of love from the Ink team xx

Gaya shares why she is thankful for NZ art: "I am thankful for the show WEiRdo that was put on at Basement Theatre in 2018. It was my first theatre show in a very long time, I think that the show was one of the reasons I continued working and creating work in theatre." #TFA

From Abhishek, our intern: "I'm grateful for Lorde's first studio album Pure Heroine. When it first came out, I was in the middle growing up myself, and I listened to this on repeat for years. The success of this record made me proud of little old NZ taking over the world." #TFA

From Jacob: “As far as NZ sculpture goes, you can’t go past Terry Stringer. This one has pride of place in my office. You literally can’t go past it - my office is tiny! I love the Tui’s outline shaped by the hands. Great art is like that - lets you touch the invisible”. #TFA

If you've ever been to Q, you'll know what a unique space it is. It was the perfect fit for our season of Mrs K. last year. They've launched a fundraiser to recover their massive loss of over 85% of income. Any donation, big or small, is vital. Help at qtheatre.co.nz

From Jude: Art wakes me up and helps me sleep at night From first notes sung in the shower To dance moves that even now, burst out of my aging body From the paintings and artwork that adorn our walls, To the books that make a wall on their own I’m always so thankful For Art #TFA

Although #TFA ended last week, we wanted to share the NZ art that Indian Ink members are thankful for! Our co-founder Justin Lewis says "I'm thankful for Toy Love's eponymous album 'Toy Love'. I love the energy and wit of it. I can blast it out and release lockdown frustrations".

We're excited to announce that we have two brand new works in the pipeline, Paradise Tours & Dirty Work (Titles are still TBC)! The former is poised for a development season in Auckland later this year so keep your eyes out for it! 🥳🎊🎉

What is Kutisar hiding? 🤔🤔🤔

We're grateful for being able to continue creating new work during this lockdown period #TFA What art are you thankful for?!

We finally found our twitter password, so we're back! 😉 We've been having a groovy time in lockdown, feeling very blessed and grateful for our bubbles ♥ Don't fear, Indian Ink is still here!

"I love theatre gags as much as the next guy but if that’s all you get it becomes a bit like candy floss — sweetness with no nourishment." - Writer and actor Jacob Rajan on our resident oxymoron, The Serious Laugh😀 indianink.co.nz/news/the-serio…