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        The Heart of a Father
        FUA CREATIVE LIMITED presentsThe Heart of a Father

        The Heart of a Father

        An original play produced by Fua Creative, written by Nastassia Wolfgramm and directed by Vita Vaka.

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        SIT Centrestage Theatre

        33 Don Street

        Invercargill, New Zealand

        When

        Wed 30 Oct 2024

        Running Time

        1 hour 20 minutes

        Interval

        No interval

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        In 1976, a Tongan father and his family fled Auckland’s brutal Dawn Raids to end up in the southernmost city they could travel to in Aotearoa; Invercargill.  However, 14 years later the trauma still lingers, along with imminent challenges in their hometown. 'The Heart of a Father' is a beautifully unique story inspired by true events that explores the impact of the Dawn Raids through the relationship between father and son – restoring lost identity and breaking the power of shame and fear over a family’s future.
        An original play produced by Fua Creative, written by Nastassia Wolfgramm and directed by Vita Vaka. Featuring a cast of
        exceptional Pacific talent.

        Please note, this show is not suitable for children under 9 years old.


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