Ka Tiri o te Moana
Choreographed by Louise Pōtiki Bryant
Choreographed by Louise Pōtiki Bryant
Atamira Dance Company presents Ka Tiri o te Moana in association with Auckland Live
Prior to the performance of Ka Tiri o Te Moana swing by the Queens Wharf container village between 6pm and 8.30pm for some kai from the Underground Hangi food truck, tunes from RepFM’s DJ and a live set by Madame Parker from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. Known for her captivating vocals and authentic storytelling, Madame Parker blends R&B, soul with contemporary sounds that will set the tone for the city night 🌊 🎶
Due to popular demand, Ka Tiri o te Moana will return for one performance only on Queens Wharf as part of the Moana Festival.
Drawing on Kāi Tahu mātauraka and powerful collaborations across dance, sound, and visual design, the work invites audiences into a mesmerising world shaped by our deep connection to the ocean and the urgent realities of climate change. The blending of live performance and installation honours Kāi Tahu ancestor Tamarereti whose courage and curiosity continue to inspire responses to rising sea levels.
Drawing on Kāi Tahu mātauraka and powerful collaborations across dance, sound, and visual design, the work invites audiences into a mesmerising world shaped by our deep connection to the ocean and the urgent realities of climate change. The blending of live performance and installation honours Kāi Tahu ancestor Tamarereti whose courage and curiosity continue to inspire responses to rising sea levels.
Campaign Creative Direction – Osborne Shiwan
Drone Photography – Petra Leary
Photography – Osborne Shiwan, Shabnam Shiwan
Production / Retouching – Osborne Shiwan
Proudly supported by Auckland Council Events and the city centre targeted rate.
Drone Photography – Petra Leary
Photography – Osborne Shiwan, Shabnam Shiwan
Production / Retouching – Osborne Shiwan
Proudly supported by Auckland Council Events and the city centre targeted rate.
Rongo Whakapā
Choreographed by Brydie Colquhoun
Choreographed by Brydie Colquhoun
“There are many moments I feel my dancing spine enjoying the current of the dancers’ vibes…”
Claire O’Neil, Theatreview
Claire O’Neil, Theatreview
Photography: Andi Crown
KA MUA KA MURI
Kua tutuki pai te kaupapa!
Kua tutuki pai te kaupapa!
“There is vitality and powerful commitment to traditions and the path to the future.”
Deirdre Tarrant, Theatreview
Deirdre Tarrant, Theatreview
Photography: Roc Torio, supplied by Kia Mau Festival