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30 March 2020

Kāpiti College reprised ‘Parihaka’ for two nights on March 4 and 5, 2020, in our new performing arts centre, Te Raukura ki Kāpiti.

Our rangatahi are incredible kapa haka performers, directors, actors, artists, musicians and singers, who make you cry and leave you breathless in the best kinds of ways.

Photos by Louve Pharand-Doucet, Year 12, Kāpiti College.

Here’s a wonderful review from Te Aniwaniwa Black.

“I recently read Nicola’s book and it is just beautiful. Do seek it out. She brings so much of her complex experiences as an activist and a secondary school teacher into her work – it is rich in entangled, community-facing life” – Helen Lehndorf, a beautiful poet-artivist-gardener-Mama (and more!) from Palmerston North, Manawatū.

Landfall Review online

Some reasons to come along

VERB website

VERB programme

LitCrawl programme – in which I will join Maru Nihohino, Tim Jones, Jeff Murray and Arihia Latham to discuss how the climate crisis influences our creative lives – 7.15-8pm, Saturday 9th at the Theosophical Society Hall, 19 Marion Street.