Groupe F open the festival with a bang. Photo / Bradley Ambrose
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French fireworks specialists Groupe F turned on a display to remember for the crowds who gathered in the Domain on Saturday night to see the launch of AK07.
The team's Auckland show, A Little More Light, adds to a CV that includes the Eiffel Tower for the
new millennium, the Stade de France at the 1998 World Cup and the 2004 Athens Olympics.
What's On
Today
* New Zealand performer Duncan Sarkies joins forces with composer Nic McGowan to share their Instructions for Modern Living. Today until Thursday at the Herald Theatre, Aotea Centre.
* Five of New Zealand's best trombonists, from the country's leading orchestras, come together this evening at St Matthew-in-the-City for BonaNZa.
* Dave Dobbyn brings some classic Kiwiana to the The Famous Spiegeltent from 7pm.
* Based on the poems of Edith Sitwell, Facade - Comedie d'images is on until Sunday at Devonport's Victoria Theatre.
Tomorrow
* Oliver Driver directs the ensemble theatre project Based on Auckland, which begins tonight at the Silo Theatre.
* Dance work Terrain celebrates landscape, scale and place at Galatos this evening, until Friday.
* Janet Roddick presents 90 minutes of German composer Kurt Weill's greatest works at The Famous Spiegeltent tonight, in The Songs of Kurt Weill.
