WELCOME TO FANZA
The Foundation for Australian & New Zealand Arts
Who are we?
FANZA is a charity based in the UK which promotes and celebrates the range and vitality of Australian and New Zealand arts and culture.
FANZA is a charity based in the UK which promotes and celebrates the range and vitality of Australian and New Zealand arts and culture.
Australian musical theatre star Stefanie Jones will make her West End debut this September, taking on the iconic role of Fantine in Les Misérables at London’s Sondheim Theatre.
NZ Art Club and ZURU present Homegrown, a group art exhibition celebrating New Zealand creativity in London.
Australian actor Connor Delves brings the remarkable story of Tour de France winner Cadel Evans to the London stage this autumn in CADEL: Lungs On Legs, running at Riverside Studios from 13 October to 15 November.
FANZA's inaugural OzLit Festival took place on Sunday 18 October 2026, bringing some of Australia's most exciting literary voices to the heart of London for a day of extraordinary stories, lively discussions and thought-provoking conversations.
Australian actor and producer Connor Delves talks to FANZA about turning Cadel Evans’ extraordinary Tour de France story into theatre — and cycling nearly 28km on stage every night.
Australian children’s author and illustrator Terry Denton, best known for his hugely popular creative partnership with writer Andy Griffiths, has died aged 76.
New Zealand actor Kerry Fox is back on the London stage in Lucy Kirkwood's acclaimed play The Children, starring alongside Dame Meera Syal and Declan Conlon at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre.