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The last New Zealand war took place in 1979. It lasted three minutes. Auckland Theatre Company’s (ATC) production of The Haka Party Incident, described as an “innovative, brilliant piece of theatre
W.R. Phillips Volkswagen Taranaki has come forward to be a gold sponsor, says festival manager Tetsu Garnett. “We are thrilled they have come on board and it’s a perfect fit
After looking massive loses straight in the eye, New Zealand’s second oldest arts festival trust is celebrating 30 years of putting on shows. And if it wasn’t for Covid-19,
Organisers of New Zealand’s Womad say the three-day festival is moving towards and all Kiwi lineup for 2022. Taranaki Arts Festival Trust (Taft) chief executive Suzanne Porter said there may
An initiative to showcase Taranaki to the world has finally been launched after being put on hold due to Covid-19. Paid for with a grant from the Provincial Growth
With nearly 40 events spread across four days and nights, New Plymouth will generate a buzz around Taranaki and further afield this winter as the region lives up to its
WOMAD, the world’s festival, is delighted that following New Plymouth District Council’s announcement of a host city agreement with WOMAD International, New Zealand’s premier international festival will return to its
Our Festivals have become part of the fabric of life in Taranaki. Womad, the Taranaki Garden Festival, and the hugely successful Taranaki Arts Festival have, over the years, created so
Taranaki is shaping up to be a festival province like no other this winter and is the place to be for anyone looking for a heady cultural and literary fix.
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