Glass Ceiling Arts Collective is proud to present AHI: After Mahuika, a revolutionary new multi-sensory play designed to engage audiences of all abilities, including those with profound disabilities.

Reluctantly Glass Ceiling Arts Collective must increase the fee we charge for participation from $70 per term to $100.

Our new Auckland Adult acting programme aims to address the profound need for rich and engaging skills-based training for disabled adults.

Glass Ceiling Arts Collective is delighted to announce the appointment of Alastair Riach to the charity’s board.

“It made me feel - uplifted, and included”

In March, we took SparkLIVE, our immersive multisensory theatre production, on the road!

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(PRESS RELEASE, Feb 2024)

Spark LIVE, the epic multi-sensory theatre storyscape launches its much-anticipated new tour!

Last Friday night we were all super excited, as Spark featured on RadioNZ National’s Checkpoint programme.

In May, our General Manager Michael Eaglesome represented Glass Ceiling Arts Collective at a multi-sensory symposium organised by Frozen Light Theatre, in Norwich in the UK.

Glass Ceiling Arts Collective is proud to announce the release of Spark; our new multisensory work for audiences with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD).

We are thrilled that our Artistic Director Charlotte Nightingale was the recipient of the Whakahoa Kaitoi Te Puna Toi Creative New Zealand Arts For All Fellowship.

On Friday 12th November 2021, Glass Ceiling Arts Collective and friends ran a Dance-a-thon for the I Am Hope Gumboot Friday appeal.

April was an amazing month, as our youth musical theatre group, on the North Shore, presented Shrek The Musical Jr. to sell out audiences.

Artistic Director, Charlotte Nightingale, spoke to Lynn Freeman about The Badger Story, on Radio New Zealand’s Standing Room Only programme on the 18th October 2020. Listen to the full interview here.

It’s Mothers Day 2020: here Karen tells us about the busy lives of her wonderful young kids, Reuben and Kate.

Day lost count in lock down, but I know it has been a while! The situation in NZ finally got a lot better and the alert level has gone down to level 3, a lot of people are super satisfied with the fast food they got!

It is so easy to get lost in work and the laptop, and if this lockdown has taught me anything it is to relish the time you have with the ones you love.

This week has been a time for reflection of good news and well not so… Of rethinking our strategy, taking stock and flipping what could be perceived as disappointing news to looking at ways we can continue with our mahi. This means doing what we do well…. By being creative.