PANNZ ARTS MARKET
The Performing Arts Network of New Zealand (PANNZ) Arts Market is Aotearoa/New Zealand's premiere event for artists, producers, presenters and industry leaders from across the performing arts sector.
Ko te Performing Arts Network of New Zealand (PANNZ) Mākete Toi te tino kaupapa mō ngā kaimahi toi rātou ko ngā kaiwhakaputa ko ngā kaiwhakaatu me ngā kaiārahi o ngā rāngai huri noa i te rāngai mahi a te rēhia o Aotearoa.
The PANNZ Arts Market 2023 has now concluded. Delegates who attended in person or digitally will still have access to all of the International Showcases and Pitches through the Arts Front platform for the remainder of 2023.
Dates for the Arts Market 2024 will be released later this year.
To be kept up to date on when EOIs and registrations open sign up to the PANNZ mailing list.
For 2023 delegates, click on the button below to login and access the 2023 Arts Market content and directory (on the Arts Front Platform)
A big thank-you to our partners for making the PANNZ Arts Market 2023 possible:
CORE FUNDER: Creative New Zealand
MAJOR PARTNERS: Arts Front, Auckland Live, Asia NZ Foundation and Ticketmaster
MEDIA PARTNER: The Big Idea
INDUSTRY PARTNERS: Auckland Arts Festival and Basement Theatre
EVENT PARTNER: APRA AMCOS / One Music NZ, British Council
ACCOMMODATION PARTNER: Four Points by Sheraton
WHAT IS TOUR-MAKERS AND HOW DOES IT CONNECT TO PANNZ?
PANNZ was funded by Creative New Zealand in 2015 to run the national touring agency, Tour-Makers. Tour-Makers supports the touring of professional Aotearoa/New Zealand theatre, music and dance, and is a key initiative towards a sustainable touring network in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Tour-Makers’ purpose is to deliver high-quality work, with more than three people on stage, to medium-large scale professional performing arts venues throughout the country.
Each August, expressions of interest open for touring the following year. Applications are considered for suitability (marketing collateral, quality, scale and financial viability) and then a shortlist is taken to presenters to consider demand.
The 2022 Tour-Makers seasons featured A Boy Called Piano (The Conch) and Thoroughly Modern Maūi (Metro Māori Productions), touring to 12 centres throughout Aotearoa.
