Young Historians 2009

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Flintlock Musket

By Kirk Torrance
STAMP at THE EDGE presents
An epic bloody tale of love, revenge, and ambition

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Please note that there is a special group price of $25* for groups of 8+ if a group of teachers wishes to attend together.

Kirk Torrance’s (Outrageous Fortune) powerful new play is brought to the stage by theatre director Rachel House and some of New Zeal and ’s leading performers.

This is Aotearoa, early 1800s, on a brutal and barren wastel and a few heartbeats before the plague of the Musket Wars. Set designer John Verryt, lighting designer Jeremy Fern and composers Tama Waipara and Sean Lynch have collectively crafted an atmosphere worthy of this foreboding story.

The l and scape has a hostile beauty where the people, like primal spirits, bend to its whim. Their chief, Aoraki (Maaka Pohatu), dominates their lives like the ever dem and ing earth. An outsider has arrived: Mason (Jason Whyte), a Scotsman, is taken in as ‘mokai’, Aoraki’s pet. Escaping his own world in search of a new one, his alliance with the chief’s slave, Hine (Nancy Brunning), is about to change the tribe’s destiny with devastating consequences.

This epic story and its haunting imagery merge our cultures and history into a stunning fusion of theatre and movement to create a uniquely New Zeal and theatrical event that guarantees to etch a lasting impact on audiences.

Monday 16 - Saturday 28 November
Lower NZI,
Level 1,
Aotea Centre

BOOK at 0800 BUYTICKETS


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