Woolsheds are not just for sheep and hay bales are not just for feeding out.
A must-see evening of music, theatre and comedy is taking place all over the North Island, and this weekend Te Puke is having its turn. So find a hay bale and make yourself comfy, because Sons of a Bitch and Mel Parsons are in our neck of the woods with a new show.
Country bumpkin Amelia Dunbar and city slicker Emma Newborn once again attempt to bridge the urban/rural divide the only way they know how - by playing dogs.
They present their signature, fast-paced new show, Sons of a Bitch. This is the sequel to The Bitches' Box, that was a hit with audiences from Edendale to Edinburgh, from wool sheds to glittering festivals worldwide.
The pair is joined on the tour by award-winning folk/country artist Mel Parsons who brings a new solo show following on from her critically acclaimed new album Drylands. With a razor sharp wit and deft hand on the guitar, Parsons is one of the country's favourite globe trotting singer-songwriters. She will sing a swag of new songs, and old favourites to fall in love with at the show in Te Puke.