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Whakaaroha ana, pakari ana anō te rere ngātahi o te kori, o te reo, o te hoahoa whaitua me te hangarau mariko.
He mea waihanga nā te kaitito nekehanga, nā Bianca Hyslop rāua ko te kaihoahoa, ko Rowan Pierce, he whakaaturanga tuku wheako hou a He Huia Kaimanawa mō te aranga ake, mō te whakamaunga anō, otirā, mō te whakanuia o te reo Māori. Titiro whakamuri ana nō tātou ka koke whakamua, ko tā te kaupapa nei he hura i ētahi kōrero mō te rironga me te whakamaunga anō, otirā, he whakanui i ngā mahi a te tini nā rātou te ara i para e whakarauoratia tonutia ai te reo rangatira.
Kitea ana te pakari, rangona ana ngā pānga nui, he kaupapa tūhura a He Huia Kaimanawa i tā te ngākau i rongo ai i te wā e ākona ana te reo Māori e te hunga kīhai i tupu taketake mai me te reo. Ka riro mā ētahi o ngā tino kaikanikani o Aotearoa e whakatinana ake.
A poignant and potent synergy of movement, voice, spatial design and virtual technologies.
Created by choreographer Bianca Hyslop and designer Rowan Pierce, He Huia Kaimanawa is a new performance experience that responds to the resurfacing, reclaiming and honouring of te reo Māori. Looking to the past as we move into the future, the work brings to light 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, featuring some of the finest dancers in Aotearoa.
Presented by Auckland Arts Festival.
CONTENT WARNINGS:
This show uses Haze, strobe lighting and loud sounds.
Please contact us if you have any issues relating to the use of these effects.
$35 Adult
$25 *Concession
$20 Wheelchair Access
*Concession tickets are available to Kaumātua aged 65+, Tertiary Students, and Community Services card holders. Proof of claim is required, please have your ID card ready to present when attending the event.
If you need assistance with your booking please contact us at info@tepoutheatre.nz
When you arrive at Corban Estate, follow the signs that lead to our whare.
There is a scenic cycle way that leads to Corban Estate Arts Centre. Lock your bike up in the bike stand available on site.
Bus and train links arrive at Henderson Transport Centre, which is within walking distance to our whare. Check the public transport route in your area to plan your trip.
Follow parking directions as you enter into Corban Estate Arts Centre.
Our whare is accessible to wheelchairs and walkers.
To ensure you have the best visiting experience, contact us at info@tepoutheatre.nz about your access needs so we can anticipate your visit.
Please note, your walker will need to be stored away during the performance so that it’s not a trip hazard to other patrons. An usher will return your walker to you whenever you need it.
Service animals are welcome at our whare. If you’re bringing a service animal to an event, contact us at info@tepoutheatre.nz before your visit so we can anticipate your arrival.
We encourage you to share the gift of theatre by passing your ticket onto someone else to enjoy if you have to stay home.
