Listen in on a conversation like no other...
HAUnt, Wind Stories is a bicultural collaboration between artist-musicians Warren Warbrick and Virginia Jamieson. We use nga taonga puoro (traditional Maori musical instruments) and voice to create contemplative sounds from Maori and Pakeha points of view.
Our New Zealand Fringe Festival 09 performance takes place in a huge empty room at the former Dominion Museum. Along with two actors, HAUnt will tell 'stories' of the taonga and treasures that were once there. Listen in on a conversation like no other...
HAUnt, Wind Stories is a bicultural collaboration between artist-musicians Warren Warbrick and Virginia Jamieson. We use nga taonga puoro (traditional Maori musical instruments) and voice to create contemplative sounds from Maori and Pakeha points of view.
Our New Zealand Fringe Festival 09 performance takes place in a huge empty room at the former Dominion Museum. Along with two actors, HAUnt will tell 'stories' of the taonga and treasures that were once there. Inspired by the collectors and curators of the twentieth century, our piece will bring back old memories of visiting our national museum.
"A world premiere music performance at Fringe 09. .. Two Maori men and two Pakeha women, with chilling music and gestural movements, reveal lost stories of the old Maori Hall in the Dominion Museum. Warren Warbrick (taonga puoro) and Virginia Jamieson (voice) as HAUnt, with Regan Taylor and Amanda McRaven. One night only!"
We look forward to seeing you there.
TUTURU TAWHITO, A Place of No Memories
Saturday, 21 February, 8:30pm
Great Hall, Museum Building, Massey University, Buckle Street, Wellington
Tickets:
Full $15
Concession $12
Fringe Addict $11
(all General Admission)
Bookings: Downstage Theatre, 12 Cambridge Terrace, Wellington
Online ticket sales (can also buy at Downstage Theatre box office)
https://www.patronbase.com/v2/performances.asp?
f=pe&p=pe&BID=661173&orgID=_DS&prodid=TUTU
With generous support from Creative New Zealand, GLADDEN Artist
Management and Radio Active 89FM.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
New Zealand Fringe Festival 09 website
http://www.fringe.org.nz/music/tuturu-tawhito-a-place-of-no-memories/
HAUnt, Wind Stories: http://www.puhipress.co.nz/
Contact us: HAUnt@Inspire.net.nz
13/02/09