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Ka Tahi, Ka Rua, Ka Toru, Ka Wh

Four Plays for Solo Performance

by Delahunty Micky & Taylor Apirana & Tate-manning Anya

"This volume celebrates the rich history of the solo play in Aotearoa New Zealand by showcasing four outstanding examples of solo work created since the 1990s. Ng Pou Whine was the first play written by Briar Grace-Smith (Ngpuhi, Ngti Hau), who has become one of the most respected playwrights, screenwriters and directors in Aotearoa. In 4 Billion Likes! Micky Delahunty creates an affectionate, funny and ultimately transformative portrait of a teenage girl as seen through her online posts. Ka Tito Au is a beautifully poetic interpretation of Kupés mythic voyages written by the acclaimed poet and playwright Apirana Taylor (Ngti Porou, Te Whnau Apanui, Ngti Ruanui). The final play in this book, Anya Tate-Mannings My Best Dead Friend, tells a very moving and funny autobiographical story about grief and friendship in ¿tepoti Dunedin in the 1990s"--Publisher information.
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Language:

Maori

Published:

1 Nov 2024

Format

Hardback

Publisher

Playmarket

ISBN:

9780908607761

"This volume celebrates the rich history of the solo play in Aotearoa New Zealand by showcasing four outstanding examples of solo work created since the 1990s. Ng Pou Whine was the first play written by Briar Grace-Smith (Ngpuhi, Ngti Hau), who has become one of the most respected playwrights, screenwriters and directors in Aotearoa. In 4 Billion Likes! Micky Delahunty creates an affectionate, funny and ultimately transformative portrait of a teenage girl as seen through her online posts. Ka Tito Au is a beautifully poetic interpretation of Kupés mythic voyages written by the acclaimed poet and playwright Apirana Taylor (Ngti Porou, Te Whnau Apanui, Ngti Ruanui). The final play in this book, Anya Tate-Mannings My Best Dead Friend, tells a very moving and funny autobiographical story about grief and friendship in ¿tepoti Dunedin in the 1990s"--Publisher information.
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