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- Get in fast to get your tickets to our first show of the year Michael James Manaia, there are only 7 performances! You can purchase these online or over the phone or pop in to our Box Office.
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Michael James Manaia
by John Broughton, in association with Taki rua.
10 March - 17 March
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20 years after it burst onto the stages of the world, writer John Broughton’s iconic piece of kiwi theatre returns.
Michael James Manaia is a poignant story about a New Zealand man who, after returning from the Vietnam War, finds himself at odds with his culture, his hitory and his memories. Packed full of dynamic theatrical action and colourful characters, we follow his journey through childhood, family, love, grief, violence, conflict and passion.
After premiering at Wellington’s Downstage theatre in 1991, this heart-wrenching one-man show went on to the Edinburgh Festival and celebrated performances across the globe. Directed by Nathaniel Lees and starring Te Kohe Tuhaka in the title role, this new vision of the story crosses the generations. Raw, humorous, and unsentimental in its telling, Michael James Manaia is a theatrical experience that is quintessentially Aotearoa.
CONTAINS COARSE LANGUAGE, SEXUAL REFERENCES AND SUDDEN LOUD NOISES
