Parihaka - Fundraising performance for Karl Farrell

The proceeds from all ticket purchases for this special performance of Parihaka on Wednesday 25th September will go to beloved Kaumātua Karl Farrell of Ngāti Haumia ki Paekākāriki, to help fund Karl's cancer treatment for a longer and more comfortable life.

For more information, please see the GIVE A LITTLE page

Kindly supported by Kāpiti College, Eventfinda NZ, Te Raukura ki Kāpiti.

A Kāpiti College production, Written by Paora Trim and Nicola Easthope, Directed by Paora Trim.

Set in the peaceful village of Parihaka, a husband and wife (Haeata and Maioha) are separated after he is arrested for protesting peacefully. Rolleston and Bryce make plans to clear the land and villagers. Te Whiti and Tohu have other ideas. When the land is taken, Haeata is sent to Dunedin prison to do hard labour.

This show made with the students of Kāpiti College is a combined effort using dance, original music pieces, poetry, kapa haka, drama and more. They have contributed original works which will be woven through a beautiful story of loss, love and hope. The Parihaka values established by Te Whiti and Tohu, such as equality, peace, non-violence, sanctuary and future, enable us to make our own "Parihaka".

If you wish to attend another performance of Parihaka in the same week please follow THIS LINK 

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