All You Had Was Fun

Where

Q Theatre, 305 Queen Street, Auckland City Centre, Auckland

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When

Wednesday 18 November 2026
8pm-10.15pm


Thursday 19 November 2026
8pm-10.15pm


Friday 20 November 2026
8pm-10.15pm


Saturday 21 November 2026
8pm-10.15pm


Sunday 22 November 2026
6pm-8.15pm


Wednesday 25 November 2026
8pm-10.15pm


Thursday 26 November 2026
8pm-10.15pm


Friday 27 November 2026
8pm-10.15pm


Saturday 28 November 2026
8pm-10.15pm


Sunday 29 November 2026
6pm-8.15pm


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Cost

Paid

$25-$30

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Photo: Jinki Cambronero. Left to right: Tyler Wilson-Kokiri, Kate Johnstone, Max Crean, Adeline Shaddick.

Four friends hang out. Someone brings pizza. Someone brings wine. Someone isn’t there.

They’re grieving. Or remembering. Or avoiding the subject entirely. Then the night happens again. Same room. Same setup. Same four people. Different point in time. Something has shifted. Or maybe it hasn’t.

Written and directed by Sam Brooks (Burn Her), All You Had Was Fun is a play about friendship, cycles and the roles we end up playing with the people who know us best.

Starring Max Crean (Ngāti Kahungunu), Kate Johnstone, Adeline Shaddick and Tyler Wilson-Kokiri (Ngaati Porou), the play gets into the weird territory between people – the space where friendship, memory, identity and grief get tangled up. Who are you when you’re with someone? Who are they when they’re with you? And where does one person end and the other begin?

It’s about the people you know by heart. The people you can’t shake. The people who aren’t there anymore. And the things that keep happening anyway.

With a design from iconic team Filament 11 (A View from the Bridge, Constellations) and styling from the legendary Kristine Crabb (Miss Crabb, Gloria), All You Had Was Fun will transform Q Vault into a space like never before for a brand new era of Q Theatre’s grungiest, hippest space.

We bring the pizza, the beer and the memories. You fill the gaps.

Please note: Contains haze, adult themes, language, grief.

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