Hokioi Me Te Vwohali: From Spirit, Eagles Land
Friday, November 17, 2023, 2000 - 2115
Join us for the U.S. premiere this fall in Cincinnati, OH! Originally premiered in March 2020 in Wellington, NZ at the New Zealand Festival for the Arts.
Enter a world of sacred eagles that blends the ancient with the modern. A collaborative project about the whakapapa (sacred connection) between the Hokioi (Haast Eagle (NZ) ext. 1400) and the Vwohali (Golden Eagle, Cherokee). This work connects two peoples, two nations, two countries and two dance companies from either sides of the world, to celebrate the lives of these two illustrious birds. The Hokioi and the Vwohali are revered by both their native cultures as the 'Messengers to the Heavens', and therefore it is with pride that this project honours them.
Hokioi, the 'Tuakana' or older sibling, that dominated the skies of Aotearoa and the Vwohali, and the 'Teina' (younger sibling) that lives in the USA., are brought to life through stories, myths and legends influenced by waiata (song), karakia (incantations) and haka (dance), - traditions of storytelling felt through modern technology of today's society - bringing the old and new into the future.
Category: Arts | Performing Arts
Enter a world of sacred eagles that blends the ancient with the modern. A collaborative project about the whakapapa (sacred connection) between the Hokioi (Haast Eagle (NZ) ext. 1400) and the Vwohali (Golden Eagle, Cherokee). This work connects two peoples, two nations, two countries and two dance companies from either sides of the world, to celebrate the lives of these two illustrious birds. The Hokioi and the Vwohali are revered by both their native cultures as the 'Messengers to the Heavens', and therefore it is with pride that this project honours them.
Hokioi, the 'Tuakana' or older sibling, that dominated the skies of Aotearoa and the Vwohali, and the 'Teina' (younger sibling) that lives in the USA., are brought to life through stories, myths and legends influenced by waiata (song), karakia (incantations) and haka (dance), - traditions of storytelling felt through modern technology of today's society - bringing the old and new into the future.
Category: Arts | Performing Arts
Starting Price Per Person
$ 35.00 USD
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Where
Aronoff Center for the Arts
650 Walnut Street
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
United States
( Multi-Purpose Events Venue )
650 Walnut Street
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
United States
( Multi-Purpose Events Venue )
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Event ID: 226079
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