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08-09 Jun$35.00
With these haunting words, Kuramanunya begins — a dance, a ceremony, a tribute to those who never had the chance to be remembered. This powerful solo work honours First Nations ancestors who were taken before their time. Their stories may have been erased from history books, but their spirits remain. And now, their memory moves through every step on stage.
“A ceremony for those who didn’t get their ceremony.” – Thomas E.S. Kelly
This is a contemporary Indigenous performance at its boldest. With emotionally charged choreography, immersive sound, and soul-shaking truth, Kuramanunya will leave you breathless — and deeply moved.
2 shows only
Sunday 8th June, 5pm
Monday 9th June, 7pm
Local tip
He tīwhiri mō te rohe
Be sure to check out the website for more info on whats on at Te Pou theatre.
Getting there
Te huarahi ki reira
Situated in Henderson west Auckland, it is approximately a 30-minute drive from the downtown area on the western motorway to 2 Mount Lebanon Lane, Henderson.
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