Troy Hawke: Never Stop, Never Change!Wellington · Tue, 2 Feb 2027

About this event

Troy Hawke at St James Theatre Wellington: show day guide

Show starts

7:30 pm

Getting there

Wellington Harbour Ferry, 1.1 km (17 min walk)

Parking

We recommend you give yourself plenty of time to find a car park prior to your show.

Know before you go

Ticket limit

There is a ticket limit of 10 per customer.

Please note

Fees for Primary Tickets The price of your Ticket includes: - A compulsory Performing Arts Levy of $1.50 per Ticket - An Infrastructure Charge of up to 1.95% for Tickets purchased online or via our contact centre A Handling Fee of $5.00 per transaction will be added to your purchase. A delivery fee may apply depending on the mode of delivery selected. Fees for Resale Tickets Resale Tickets, sold by fans and verified by Ticketmaster, may be available for this event. A Resale Seller Fee of no more than 5% of the resale ticket price and a handling Fee of $12.95 per transaction apply to purchases of Resale Tickets.

Line-up

• Troy Hawke38 upcoming dates

Parking

We recommend you give yourself plenty of time to find a car park prior to your show. There is convenient street parking nearby as well as several car parking areas close to the venue. For more information please visit https://www.parkopedia.co.nz/parking/locations/st_james_theatre_courtenay_place_wellington_new_zealand_rbsm14yc1b

Accessible seating

Lift access is located at the rear of the foyer.

Venue rules

Our staff and patrons safety is our top priority, and we follow all official health guidelines. All patrons will be required to sign in for contract tracing purposes.

Children

Children Rules Children Supervision: Children under the age of 14 must be supervised by a responsible adult while on the premises.

Box office

The St James Box Office is open 2 hours prior to show start times. Outside of show times the Box Office is open Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.30pm and Saturday & Sunday 10.00am - 4.00pm.

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