Join us for a captivating journey through the depths of human emotions in "Aua e te tagi" by renowned Samoan-born NZ composer Opeloge Ah Sam. Having recently returned to Auckland, Opeloge brings with him a wealth of musical expertise, having composed the first-ever original Samoan Opera and conducted groundbreaking Pasifika orchestral concerts.

"Aua e te tagi" is a unique showcase of dance and original music that delves into the innocence of youth, the complexities of love, the search for identity, and the challenges of coping with loss and grief. Opeloge Ah Sam is not just a composer; he is a strong advocate for the healing power of music and its ability to express our deepest emotions and identities.

As Opeloge takes up the role of Head of Music at Marcellin College and collaborates with Kaitaia Community Voices for the upcoming World Choir Games, this event promises to be a celebration of culture, emotion, and the transformative power of music.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience a mesmerising fusion of music and dance that will leave you inspired and moved.

Secure your tickets now for "Aua e te tagi" and embark on a memorable journey through the human experience.