Kia Mau Festival and Te Rēhia Theatre presents

Kōpū

Wellington Wellington
She is Kōpū i te ao, Parearau i te pō and if her teke could talk it would sound like this.
She is Kōpū i te ao, Parearau i te pō and if her teke could talk it would sound like this.
Tuesday to:
06 Jun
Saturday
10 Jun

Venue

12 Cambridge Terrace, Wellington

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Prices

PREMIUM | STALLS:

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

PREMIUM | BACK BALCONY:

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

STANDARD | SIDE BALCONY:

FULL PRICE
$30.00
CONCESSION Seniors 65+ and Community Services Cardholders
$25.00
STUDENT High School and Tertiary students with valid ID
$25.00

Timing

Running Time: 75 minutes

Venue

12 Cambridge Terrace, Wellington

Discounts

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Group 6+

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Payment Options

Credit Card
2.50%
Bank Transfer
$1.50
Online Eftpos
1.80%

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KŌPŪ calls you in to a cheeky ballad of a show, sharing the songs of our young wāhine Māori as they navigate this world, hairy nipples first, following in the footsteps of our naughty nannies from the kauta. 

Our kāhui whetū of multi-talented performers weave live music, performance, poetry, and poi to share a hilarious honest and no hold barred account of their experiences of wāhinetanga now; The day and night duality of being fiercely everything at once.

So, kindly unpeg yourself from the patriarchy, check your white feminism at the door and join us in a hearty musical celebration of the ira Wāhine in us all.

Is that my nipple hair between your teeth? You’re welcome.

M Rated.

Part of Kia Mau Festival