Kia Mau Festival presents

He Huia Kaimanawa

Wellington Wellington
A poignant and affecting synergy of movement, voice, spatial design and virtual technologies.
A poignant and affecting synergy of movement, voice, spatial design and virtual technologies.
Friday to:
09 Jun
Sunday
11 Jun

Venue

11 Hutchison Rd, Newtown, Wellington

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Prices

STANDARD:

FULL PRICE
$35.00
CONCESSION Seniors 65+ and Community Services Cardholders
$30.00
STUDENT High School and Tertiary students with valid ID
$25.00
CHILD 14 years and under
$10.00

Timing

Running Time: 60 minutes

Venue

11 Hutchison Rd, Newtown, Wellington

Discounts

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Group 6+

Get a Group of 6 or more together in one order to one showing and only pay $25 each!

Payment Options

Credit Card
2.50%
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$1.50
Online Eftpos
1.80%

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A poignant and affecting synergy of movement, voice, spatial design and virtual technologies.

Initiated by choreographer Bianca Hyslop and designer Rowan Pierce, He Huia Kaimanawa is a live performance experience that responds to the resurfacing, reclaiming and honoring of Te Reo Māori. 

Looking to the past as we move into the future, the work brings to light these stories of loss and reclamation while celebrating the work of the many who have carved the path for the ongoing revitalisation of Te Reo Rangatira. 

Visually potent and experientially impactful, He Huia Kaimanawa is a visceral exploration of learning Te Reo Māori as second language learners.

 

Part of Kia Mau Festival