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1. www.toiwhakaari.ac.nz › current-shows › songs-of-protestSongs of Protest - Toi Whakaari

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   Songs of Protest is inspired by the resilience of Aotearoa to learn and grow from its history of activism. Songs of Protest Curated & Directed by Tupe Lualua & Mitch Tawhi Thomas Choreographed by Tupua Tigafua

2. www.rnz.co.nz › audio › 2427394Toi Whakaari | RNZ

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   Oct 31, 2010 · Play MP3 in browser Listen Forty years of performing arts training is celebrated in a new book; 'Transitions: Four Decades of Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School'.

3. citygallery.org.nz › events › songs-of-protestCity Gallery Wellington | Te Whare Toi

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   Aug 5, 2021 · Songs of Protest Curated & Directed by Tupe Lualua & Mitch Tawhi Thomas Choreographed by Tupua Tigafua. Special thanks to Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School.

4. gardenofsound.nz › juanita-hepiJuanita Hepi – Garden of Sound

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   Tūmahana is a creative partnership between Juanita Hepi, Danny Syme, Māhina-Ina Kingi-Kaua, Hamish Oliver, the CSO and Ngāi Tahu, weaving together elements of dance, aerial and visual arts, Toi Māori, Taonga Pūoro, and orchestral music.

5. www.toiwhakaari.ac.nz › performance-seasonPerformance Season - Toi Whakaari

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   Songs of Protest . Manifest 2021. Costume Showcase 2021 - LIVESTREAM EVENT. 2020. ... Supporting Toi Whakaari News Current Shows Venue Hire. Contact +64 4 381 9251

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6. poiprincess.co.nz › shop › hinengaro-me-tinanaPoi E/ Patea Māori club/ Māori music/ Poi Princess

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   Poi E – By Patea Māori club (25th Anniversary Edition) This special, re-mastered 25th Anniversary Edition comprises the original ‘Poi E’ plus an 11-track bonus CD that features several previously unreleased songs, re-mixes and live tracks. TRACKLISTING: 1. E Pa To Hau. 2.

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   What is Toi whakairo?

   • Toi whakairo (art carving) or just whakairo is a Māori tradition Treaty of Waitangi signed in the Bay of Islands in New Zealand.

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   Where can I contact Toi Whakaari?

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   New Zealand's top drama school apologises to students for harm

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   When was Te Raukura written?

   • In 1971 journalist Harry Dansey wrote Te raukura: the feathers of the albatross, the first play by a Māori playwright. It described the destruction of Te Whiti’s settlement at Parihaka, and was first performed, with George Henare as Te Whiti, at Auckland’s Mercury Theatre in 1972.

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   When did Te Tangata WHAI Rawa weneti come out?

   • In 1990 he and Kapua produced Te tangata whai rawa Weneti – a Māori translation of Shakespeare’s The merchant of Venice. The play had been translated by renowned Māori scholar Pei Te Hurinui Jones in 1945, but waited 45 years for its first performance. A cinema version appeared in 2001.

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8. teara.govt.nz › en › maori-theatre-te-whare-tapereMāori theatre – te whare tapere hōu - Te Ara

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   In 1965 the New Zealand Opera Company performed Porgy and Bess, George Gershwin’s opera of African-American life, with Īnia Te Wīata in the lead and 30 other Māori in the chorus. Several of them, such as Don Selwyn, George Henare and Apirana Taylor, went on to have outstanding careers in theatre.