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✓ Published: 16-Mar-2011
✓ Published: 16-Mar-2011
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TE KĀROHIROHI: THE LIGHT DANCESnnChoreographer: Louise Pōtiki-BryantnnDancers: nTaiaroa RoyalnJack GraynTaane MetenJesse WikiriwhinRachel Ruckstuhl-MannnTemaKwan Fenton-CoynenLiana YewnBianca HyslopnnMusicians: Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal, James Webster, Erina Daniels, Horomona Horo, Alistair FrasernnChoreographer / Creator-Leader: Louise Pōtiki BryantnComposers: Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal, Paddy FreenSound Design / Audio Production / Creator Leader: Paddy FreenLighting Design / Production M
TE KĀROHIROHI: THE LIGHT DANCESnnChoreographer: Louise Pōtiki-BryantnnDancers: nTaiaroa RoyalnJack GraynTaane MetenJesse WikiriwhinRachel Ruckstuhl-MannnTemaKwan Fenton-CoynenLiana YewnBianca HyslopnnMusicians: Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal, James Webster, Erina Daniels, Horomona Horo, Alistair FrasernnChoreographer / Creator-Leader: Louise Pōtiki BryantnComposers: Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal, Paddy FreenSound Design / Audio Production / Creator Leader: Paddy FreenLighting Design / Production M
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