Karapinepine performance by Taki Rua Productions
Na runga i te mohiotanga ko tenei te wiki o te reo Maori ka whai tautoko ano ki tenei panui. Nau mai, haere mai ki tenei whakaari Taki Rua, ara, ko Karapinepine.
Auckland Council are very pleased to be supporting, in collaboration with Te Hana Te Ao Marama, Te Herenga Waka o Orewa and Awataha Marae, the free delivery in north Auckland of Karapinepine, a performance by the esteemed theatre group, Taki Rua Productions.
Karapinepine means to gather in, to bring close. The action of Karapinepine ranges from the softness one has when they bring in a p?pi to the chest right to the gathering of 100’s of people around them. This name emerged from thinking about how we could gather and collect from around the country through this year’s show. It also emerged from thinking about rangatiratanga. To ranga is to weave, a tira is a group, and –tanga makes this weaving of a group into an action.
What: Karapinepine
When: Friday 15 July 2011
Where: Te Hana Te Ao Marama
Time: Fully booked
Cost: N/A
What: Karapinepine
When: Monday 18 July 2011
Where: Whangaparaoa College Auditorium, 25 Delshaw Ave, Whangaparaoa (Google Map link http://bit.ly/oEeOnH)
Time: Doors open 10.00am, show starts 10.30am (finishes approximately 11:15am)
Cost: Gold coin donation to go towards CYC who work extensively with youth in our colleges and greater community
Bookings: Seating is limited but if you wish to pre-book please email teherengawaka@xtra.co.nz
What: Karapinepine
When: Tuesday 19 July 2011
Where: Awataha Marae, 58 Akoranga Drive, Northcote Central (Google Map link http://bit.ly/mZRrxf)
Time: Doors open 10.00am, show starts 10.30am (finishes approximately 11:15am)
Cost: Free
Bookings: Seating is limited but if you wish to pre-book please email maria@awataha.co.nz
Karapinepine is suitable for a wide audience, especially:
- Aged 4 -14 non- speakers of te reo M?ori
- Aged 0-99 speakers of te reo M?ori
- Learners of te reo M?ori
- Theatre enthusiasts
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