An exploration of identity, desire, family, and of being disabled and Pasifika, ground-breaking theatre told through the lens of Pacific Toa award-winner Lusi Faiva.
PO BOX 11223
Manners St, Wellington, New Zealand 6142
office@kiamaufestival.org
From the creative force of CONJAH (Jahra Wasasala and ooshcon), recipients of Kia Mau Festival’s inaugural innovative new initiative, He Toi Puaki, we present the world premiere of DARK!DARK!DARK!
An Asian performer is tasked with the mission to deliver a presentation on Asian New Zealand theatre history while riding a stationary bicycle.
From xʷməθkʷəy̓əm , sḵwx̱wú7mesh and səl̓ilwətaɁɬ First Nations, this repertoire is a testament to the work that has been created within the arms of Raven Spirit Dance for the past twenty years.
A multi-sensory, participatory one-woman show dedicated to two things: canned meat and colonialism. This work journeys to us from Guam and the United Kingdom.
From Īhaka Martyn, a recipient of Kia Mau Festival’s inaugural innovative new initiative, He Toi Puaki, we present the World Premiere Season of The Aotearoans.
From Atamira Dance Company is a high-energy, emotionally resonant exploration of Mātauranga Māori, blending cultural storytelling with dynamic contemporary choreography.
Sharing the heat of the music of the Cook Islands. From the community halls, family homes, backyard gatherings and garage parties, you are invited to an iconic night.