NZSL interpreted shows - Auckland Arts Festival

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NZSL Interpreted Shows

Performances with NZSL interpretation
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Kia Kori! Get Moving

Betty-Anne, the vibrant face of the Kia Kori! Let's Move! event, exudes confidence as she gazes thoughtfully to her right under striking red lighting. Her curly hair frames her face beautifully, and she dons a stylish dark blazer with intricate patterns on the lapel and statement hoop earrings. The dramatic grey-to-red gradient background highlights the energy and dynamism of the event.

Thurs 6 March, 5.30pm show
NZSL interpreted mihi, karakia and concert
This is a free show but registration is appreciated

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Personal

Jodee, a performer in a blue jumpsuit, uses expressive sign language under a focused spotlight. Behind her, the words 'No. I’m a CODA.' are projected in bold yellow text against a black background, emphasising the performance's connection to the CODA (Child of Deaf Adults) experience

6–9 March

Personal is presented in Australian Sign Language, English and is open captioned

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Whānau Day

A diverse crowd of families and individuals sits on the grass, enjoying the sunshine during Whānau Day. People of all ages, some wearing hats and sunglasses, clap and smile as they engage with the outdoor event. The relaxed atmosphere is highlighted by vibrant red umbrellas, lush greenery, and a backdrop of spectators standing and capturing the moment on their phones

Sun 9 March, 10am-4pm
NZSL interpreted storytime, NZSL interpreter will move between activities (schedule tbc)

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Soweto Gospel Choir: History of House

The Soweto Gospel Choir performs energetically on stage alongside DJ Groove Terminator, creating a vibrant and uplifting atmosphere. The choir, dressed in white T-shirts with colourful starburst designs, sings passionately in front of a massive screen displaying the word 'FREE' in bold yellow letters. The stage is bathed in dynamic lighting, with an enthusiastic audience raising their hands in the foreground, fully immersed in the electrifying performance.

Wed 12 March, 8pm show
NZSL interpreted performance

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Smashed

Performers from SMASHED light up the stage in a vibrant scene. Centre stage, a performer with bold purple hair and a colourful harlequin-patterned outfit strikes a dramatic pose, surrounded by cast members in glamorous costumes featuring feathers, sequins, and metallic fabrics. The backdrop of deep red curtains and live musicians in the background adds to the lively, cabaret-style energy of the performance.

Sat 15 March, 9.30pm show
NZSL interpreted performance

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SIX the Musical

The performers of SIX The Musical stand confidently on stage in vibrant, jewel-encrusted costumes inspired by Tudor fashion. Each queen strikes a powerful pose under dynamic stage lighting, with a backdrop of glowing arches and a live band partially visible.

Thurs 20 March, 7.30pm show
NZSL interpreted performance

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A mixtape for maladies

A man in a red kurta lies on a wooden floor, wearing blue headphones and smiling as he holds a cassette tape. Surrounding him are a vibrant assortment of personal items, including books, handwritten notes, cassette tapes, a Walkman, and a tape recorder. The scene evokes a sense of nostalgia and a deep connection to music and storytelling.

Fri 21 March, 8pm
NZSL interpreted performance

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Booking form for NZSL & Very Visual Events

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