Director Jason Te Kare on how kaupapa Māori and kapa haka inspire his theatre-making
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Director Jason Te Kare on how kaupapa Māori and kapa haka inspire his theatre-making
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Director Jason Te Kare speaks to how kaupapa Māori and kapa haka inspire his theatre-making.
Jason is an award-winning actor, director, and theatre-maker, and he’s been a proud member of the Māori theatre community for over two decades.
He is the director for Scenes from the Climate Era by David Finnigan, which breaks the ice on the hottest topic of this generation: climate change. The play takes a snapshot of the past, present and a possible future, told through 25 short scenes that really take you on an emotional journey, from vulnerability, anger, fear and hope.
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