Welcome to the Silo Patron Hub — home to exclusive content and behind-the-scenes insights for our whānau of supporters.

Check back for updates that take you inside our Artistic Incubation and the work our 2023 Artistic Associates are creating, as well as information about our upcoming Patron events.

In Conversation with Freya Silas Finch
Join us for a discussion with Silo Artistic Associate Freya Silas Finch (Break Bread) about their making process, how to keep momentum going, and where they draw inspiration from. This conversation will be facilitated by theatre-maker Alice Canton.

From 6pm, Wednesday 17 May
Ockham Collective at The Nix — 6 Nixon Street, Grey Lynn
Drinks and nibbles provided.

Click here to RSVP

— Silo Exclusive Patron Feast
Join us for an intimate dinner with the Silo team and some of our 2023 Artistic Associates — come together with us in the depth of winter for a chance to eat, drink, and be merry!

June 2023
Expect an invitation with more details later this year.

—Season Announcement
Mark your diaries for a very special event this Spring — Silo will be back on stage before you know it, and we can't wait to share what we've got lined up.

Autumn 2023
Expect an invitation with more details later this year.


—Patron Night
Silo is back on stage this Spring, and we're bringing a horde of zombies with us to celebrate.

From 5.30pm, Wednesday 8 November
The Hollwood Avondale, 20 Saint Georges Road

Catch up on Once in a Black Moon — A Critical Conversation.

In June 2022 Black Creatives Aotearoa in partnership with Silo Theatre brought together critical thinkers, dreamers, and makers from the Black community in Tāmaki Makaurau for this one-off discussion event centring Black womanhood, friendship, ownership of black bodies, and queerness in response to Silo's production of seven methods of killing kylie jenner by Jasmine Lee-Jones.

Featuring panellists Adorate Mizero, Keagan Carr Fransch, and Michelle Masoll, moderated by Vira Paky.

Check out the full conversation here below.

We've been digging through the archives and and exploring the history of Silo — here's a flashback to what we had on stage this time:

Five Years Ago — Body Double by Eleanor Bishop & Julia Croft with Karin McCracken was in rehearsal, ready to hit the Q Loft stage for Auckland Arts Festival 2018.

Ten Years Ago — Hui by Mitch Tawhi Thomas. A world-premiere for Silo, Hui follows the four estranged brothers from 2002's Have Car Will Travel as they reunite after the death of their father.

Fifteen Years Ago — Rabbit opens at Silo's first home, now the Basement Theatre. The cast features fresh young talents Claire Chitham, Madeleine Sami, Edwin Wright, Jodie Rimmer and Dean O'Gorman. Click here to read the NZ Herald's review from 2008