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Monday 7.30am-8.30pm. Tuesday 7.30am-8.30pm. Wednesday 7 .30am-8.30pm. Thursday 7.30am-8.30pm. Friday 7.30am-5.30pm. Saturday 8.00am-4.00pm. Opening hours may vary during specific weeks in the Toi Whakaari calendar. The Nola Millar Library is closed over the Christmas and New Year’s period. The library is staffed part-time ...
Toi Whakaari provides talented people with the skills to apply their imagination and intelligence to a rewarding career in the performing arts. We aim to galvanise the creativity of all students and provide them with the skills of their craft so they can effectively tell stories from their own experience as well creating the future stories of Aotearoa – and the world.
Scope note. Contemporary Māori performing arts, including dance, drama and theatre performances. Includes performances on stage, radio, television and film. See the broader term Waka toi for all forms of contemporary Māori arts. See also: Reo irirangi (Radio), Pouaka whakaata (Television) and Kiriata (Film).
The Board of Toi Whakaari, the staff and students extend our deepest condolences to Nancy’s whānau & friends. She was an inspiration for many. Her contribution to the arts landscape in Aotearoa is immense. She will always be our taonga and we mourn her loss. Moe mai rā e te wahine rangatira, te mareikura purotu… About Nancy:
Toi Whakaari proudly presents its Term 4 Production, 'mimic another'. There is a structure, new to the space. It disrupts and motivates, shifts and redirects the energy, activating the nearby bodies to reorganise themselves. A collaborative effort between all five departments, the Term 4 Production is a devised piece artistically directed by ...
Contact +64 4 381 9251 drama@toiwhakaari.ac.nz Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School Te Whaea: National Dance and Drama Centre 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown Wellington 6021, New Zealand ...
Nau mai, haere mai, welcome to the Toi Whakaari Challenge – a national competition for students of Technology, Design, Fashion, Drama and Art. Open to all Aotearoa secondary students, Years 11 – 13, TWC Contestants are invited to imagine that they are working in the Art Department of a movie, for which they will imagine, design or make elements for a fictional world – a scenario set in a ...
