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Auckland International Cultural performers

07 September 2009
Organisation/person name: 
Auckland City Council
Work type: 
Casual
Work classification: 
OTHER
Job description: 

Auckland International Cultural Festival 2010

Sunday, 28 March - Festival day and soccer finals

War Memorial Park, Wesley, Mt Roskill

 

Tena Koutou (Te Reo Māori), Bonjour (French), Hola (Spanish), Ciao (Italian), สวัสดี (Thai),Namaste (Hindi), γεια σου (Greek), مرحبا (Arabic), hallo (Dutch), Guten tag, привет (Bulagrian), zdravo (Croatian), kumusta (Filipino) , salam (Indonesian), përshëndetje (Albanian), labas (Lithuanian), Ahoj (Czech), Hej (Danish), dzień dobry (Polish), salut (Romanian), здраво (Serbian), merhaba (Turkish), xin chào (Vietnamese),

 

Auckland International Cultural Festival 2010 is underway and it looks like an exciting year is ahead of us. The festival celebrates cultural diversity within our city strengthen communities and inspire all that attend this wonderful event. As per previous Auckland International Cultural Festival’s, it is anticipated thousands of people will enjoy non-stop entertainment, over 150  food and crafts stalls, along with the Youth and Performing Arts Arena, a community stage, Main international stage and so much more!

 

Stages

We are looking for performance groups and individuals interested in performing on one of the following.  

 

  • The main stage will show case established acts and celebrate both traditional and present day cultures.
  • We also want groups for the community stage that would be interested in engaging with the audience and encourage participation.  
  • The Youth arena is specific for emerging artists to use as a platform that supports forthcoming talent.

We are interested to see and meet you and propose two workshop days.

 

  • Saturday 14 November 10am - 2pm, Wesley Community Centre, 740 Sandringham Rd extn, Mount Roskill.
  • Saturday 12 December 9am – 12noon, Wesley Community Centre, 740 Sandringham Rd extn, Mount Roskill.

 

If you are interested in being involved, or know of others interested in being involved, please coontact the festival director and request an expression of interest form. This will enable us to make plans and invite you to meet the team at the proposed workshops.

 

The cut-off date to register your interest is 30 October 2009.

Opportunity location: 
Mount Roskill War memorial Park, Auckland
Key skills sought: 

Community performing artist, indigenous or cultural.

All levels welcome to audition.

 

 

Start date: 
Sunday, 28 March 2010
End date: 
Sunday, 28 March 2010
This opportunity is: 
Paid
Salary low $: 
0
Salary high $: 
0
Closing date: 
Friday, 30 October 2009
Contact details: 

Nicole Ramage                                                                      

AICF festival director

Auckland City Council                                                                                  

Festival and Community Events                                                                                     

Private Bag 92516, Wellesley Street                                                                                    

DDI 09 354 2003 

Nicole.ramage@aucklandcity.govt.nz

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Submitted by Auckland Council on Mon, 07/09/2009 - 8:26pm.

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