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Celebrated singer songwriter Moana Maniapoto is joined by her sister Trina, Pitch Black’s Paddy Free and Karlos Tunks Saunders in a heartfelt tribute to ‘moana’- the ocean - in My Name is Moana.
An Arts Laureate, Moana competed with 11,000 others to win the Grand Jury Prize of the International Songwriting Contest and has performed on stages all over the world including the Sydney Opera House – twice! Last year she was inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame.
Where once upon a time her main inspiration came from fusing Pakeha western music with traditional Maori music, she now finds synergies between music from a range of cultures. Over the decades, Moana and the Tribe have performed and learned from First Nation people in the Arctic circle (Sami) and the Borneo rainforest, as well as performing in Taiwan, Korea, Russia, Hungary and the US. In this AOTNZ tour, her activism, which she refers to as ‘artivism’, focuses on the fundamental relationship that we have with ‘moana’ - the ocean.
“Reaching back to her musical and cultural roots, Moana crafts songs destined to get feet moving, hearts feeling and minds thinking.”
Itinerary
Wednesday 12 April 8pm Onekaka
The
Mussel Inn
$25
presales/$30 at door if available
Book:
Eventfinda
Thursday 13 April 8pm (dinner
from 6) Mapua
The
Playhouse Theatre
$25 Book:
The Playhouse Theatre
Friday 14 April 7.30pm Hokitika
Old Lodge
Theatre, 11 Revell St
$20 Book:
Hokitika Regent Theatre
Sunday 16 April 7.30pm Geraldine
Town and
Country Club
$25 Book:
Louk Clothing (no eftpos)
Tuesday 18 April 7.30pm Alexandra
The Cellar
Door
Adult
$20, Supergold $15, Child $10
Book:
Alexandra i-Site
Thursday 20 April 8pm Stewart
Island
Community
Centre
$25, $20
(Toi Rakiura members) Door sales
A
Southland Arts Festival event
Friday 21 April 8pm Invercargill
SIT
Centrestage Theatre
$25 , $15
(Student rush)
Book:
Ticketdirect (Booking fees apply)
A
Southland Arts Festival event
Saturday 22 April 7.30pm Karitane
Puketeraki
Marae Apes Rd $20
Book:
Kati Huirapa Runaka Office,121 Grimness St Karitane
[email protected]
Sunday 23 April 4pm Ashburton
Ashburton
Trust Event Centre
$23 (fees
apply)
Book: Box
office or Ticket Direct
Monday 24 April 7pm Lincoln
The
Laboratory
$20 Book:
Eventfinda or at the Laboratory
Wednesday 26 April 8pm Upper Hutt
Expressions
Arts Centre
$20 Book:http://www.expressions.org.nz/
Thursday 27 April 8pm New
Plymouth
Theatre
Royal TSB Showplace
Table
seat $35; Theatre seat $25, Student $20, Table of
8 $200
Book: TSB
Showplace box office, 0800 TICKETEK http://www.ticketek.co.nz/
Friday 28 April 8pm Taupo
The
Playhouse 2 Matai St
$30
(includes dessert)
Book:
Cosmic Ticketing
Sunday 30 April 8pm Onewhero
OSPA
Theatre Hall Rd
$25 Book:
River Traders Tuakau
Tuesday 2 May 7.30pm Kaitaia
Te Ahu
Little Theatre
$20 Book:
i-Site Kaitaia
Thursday 4 May 7.30pm, Coromandel
Town
Coromandel
Area School
$25 Book:
Coromandel Information Centre
Friday 5 May 8pm Hamilton
Meteor
Theatre
Saturday 6 May 7pm Opotiki
De Luxe
Theatre
$20 Book:
De Luxe Theatre, Travel Shop or door sales
http://deluxetheatre.co.nz/
Gisborne
Arts On Tour New Zealand (AOTNZ) organises tours of outstanding New Zealand performers to rural and smaller centres in New Zealand. The trust receives funding from Creative New Zealand, support from Interislander, and liaises with local arts councils, repertory theatres and community groups to bring the best of musical and theatrical talent to country districts. The AOTNZ programme is environmentally sustainable – artists travel to their audiences rather than the reverse.
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