AIO ki te Rangi: Story/Play

$10 Presale Tickets

AIO ki te Rangi 2023 presents:

STORY/PLAY

the return season of playback theatre

Members of the audience tell personal stories which are then actualized as crafted music and drama improvisations by three musicians and an actor.

This project is produced by Peace Action Women for Sustainability & friends, and supported by the French government through the Peace and Disarmament Education Trust

Peace Action Women for Sustainability have previously produced events around Te Whanganui-a-Tara to promote peace and compassion including a 2022 Peace Festival and their recent Listen to Waters project.

More info:
https://livetowardspeace.blogspot.com/2022/02/aio-ki-te-rangi-listen-to-waters-trees.html

For more info email biancatheduck@gmail.com

Limited tickets available from UTR

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RĀPARE (THURS) 23 APRIL, 7PM

Two Sides (of the same coin) #4

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RĀMERE (FRI) 24 APRIL

Tom Callwood | Ant Donaldson | Lucien Johnson | Jonny Marks | Dayle Jellyman

A photo of Ant Donaldson and Tom Callwood with a Nebular overlaid

Five of Pōneke's finest improvisors converge on the Pyramid Club to channel "electronic space jazz"!

RĀHOROI (SAT) 2 MAY, 8PM

1/3 Octave Band / Bridget Kelly & Peter Liley / Grant-Winterwood

Guitars, reeds & gongs combine for a night of exploratory sound and deep listening.

Wednesday 6th May, 1-9pm

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Rāmere (Fri) 8th May

Kyra Sims & Ryn Hardiman (US) / Lucky Pollock

American French hornist Kyra Sims combines electronically processed field recordings from Antarctica with free improvisation, vocals, and storytelling, in collaboration with A/V designer Ryn Hardiman. Supported by local classical composer, Lucky Pollock, on flute, keys and vocals.