NZ'S FIRST WORLD WAR CENTENARY 2014–2019

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Performance of '1918' - Mangere

Tupe Lualua’s latest dance piece is a response to the devastating Spanish Influenza Pandemic that affected Samoa at the end of the First World War.  In Mangere from 27-30 July 2015.

Topics: dance, Influenza, Samoa, Performing Arts Audience: General, Arts appreciators, Pacific cultures Located in: New Zealand, Manukau
Category: Concerts, festivals or performances
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Papatoetoe Historic Society Exhibition - Lest We Forget

Papatoetoe Historical Society presents this free exhibition showcasing Papatoetoe's extensive military history and war memorabilia at Youthline Manukau Centre, 20 April - 9 May 2015

Topics: Social & Political History, Events, Exhibitions, Local history Audience: Local residents, General, historians Located in: New Zealand, Manukau
Category: Exhibitions and new educational facilities
Organised by: Youthline Manukau Centre
Cook Islands WWI Commemorative Exhibition

An exhibition to honour, commemorate and celebrate the 500 Cook Islands soldiers who served in the First World War. The exhibition runs at Mangere Arts Centre from 22 April - 3 May 2015.

Topics: Pacific Cultures, Cook Islands, Art, Events, Anzac Day 2015 Audience: Pacific cultures, General, Arts appreciators Located in: New Zealand, Manukau
Category: Exhibitions and new educational facilities
Organised by: Mangere Arts Centre - Ngā Tohu o Uenuku
Theatrical production of 'Tamatoa' - Auckland

A play inspired by the 500 Cook Islands soldiers who went to fight for King and Country in the First World War. Playing at Mangere Arts Centre between 25 April - 2 May 2015.

Topics: Performing Arts, Cook Islands, Pacific Islands, Events, Anzac Day 2015 Audience: General, Pacific cultures Located in: New Zealand, Manukau
Category: Concerts, festivals or performances
Organised by: Mangere Arts Centre
An Awfully Big Adventure national tour

Capital E National Theatre for Children's An Awfully Big Adventure explores the First World War in context and its impact on New Zealanders. Accessible to students aged 8+, touring in 2014.

Topics: Education, Events, Performing Arts, Theatre, August 14 Audience: Students, School students, Teachers, Families, Schools Located in: New Zealand, Auckland, New Zealand, Christchurch, New Zealand, Dunedin, New Zealand, Hamilton, New Zealand, Invercargill, New Zealand, Manukau, New Zealand, Napier, New Zealand, Nelson, New Zealand, New Plymouth, New Zealand, Palmerston North
Category: Concerts, festivals or performances
Organised by: Capital E National Theatre for Children