All I See: Kia Mau Festival 2021

Laura Haughey; Cian  Parker; MIhailo  Ladevac; Bob Savea; Eddie Elliot; Andy Duggan; Tony Black

All I See: Kia Mau Festival 2021

Laura Haughey (Artist), Cian Parker (Performer), MIhailo Ladevac (Performer), Bob Savea (Performer), Eddie Elliot (Artist), Andy Duggan (Composer), Tony Black (Designer)

University of Waikato

Research output: Non-textual form › Performance

Abstract

All I See premiered at Kia Mau Festival at Circa Theatre (Wellington, New Zealand) in June 2021.

An original dance theatre piece exploring grief.

When one gets rowdy with a cup of tea at 6pm, and the other is confident she has almost watched the whole of Netflix, describing their ideal best friend would not eventuate to each other. Yet, this friendship is the one solid thing they both can count on.

Despite an age difference stretching over forty years, the two find companionship in the most unlikely of places – the graves of their meant-to-be life partners.

Naia is muddling through life, trapped in a perpetual autumn. Leaves fall, memories ricochet and her thoughts always find themselves landing on what-ifs. John has closed shop; he lives only for the day he can be reunited with his Suzie.

The two bond over planning their ideal, most out the gate, funeral. Dark, slightly twisted, but a reality they both know all too well. Whilst they both ruminate mortality, they teach each other how to live.

Directed by Laura Haughey.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 4 Jun 2021
Externally published	Yes
Event	Kia Mau Festival - Circa Theatre, Wellington, New Zealand Duration: 4 Jun 2021 → 12 Jun 2021

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