In 2018, the inaugural THE GUERRILLA COLLECTION pioneered a new way of presenting our work to everyone and anyone. In true guerrilla spirit, we disrupted and challenged the way art could be made and shared.
Now, following a 6 year hiatus The Guerrilla Collection returns Saturday, November 23 with ‘A Niu Dawn’, a FREE one day, pocket festival at Te Pou Theatre and Corban Estate Arts Centre in Henderson.
‘A Niu Dawn’ brings together a diverse group of Moana Oceania Artists and community groups focused on celebrating our lives here in Aotearoa since the Dawn Raids.
30 minute original works will run on the hour, along with live music, food trucks, a dedicated kids programme, as well as providing free health information to anyone who needs it.
With leadership from Neil Ieremia, ONZM, Lead Programming by Leki Jackson-Bourke, and music programming led by Faiumu Matthew Salapu (aka Anonymouz), ‘A Niu Dawn’ will showcase the following artists; renowned actors and directors Anapela Polata’ivao, ONZM & Vela Manusaute, South Auckland Pacific Dance Theatre Company Sau E Siva Creatives, Pacific Theatre Company Strictly Brown, poet Daren Kamali, Tuvaluan dancer Molia Alama-Tulufono, film-makers Benji Timu & Josiah Tualamali’i, Māori performing arts practitioner, choreographer and artistic director Kura Te Ua, actor, sculptor, and cultural and Iwi advocate Pita Turei, and Neil Ieremia will present a Black Grace work.
Unlike anything else, The Guerrilla Collection provides an unparalleled level of access with the festival being free for all.
‘A Niu Dawn’ will see a creative collision of unexpected pairings, working to discuss and reframe the narrative of the Dawn Raids from a very urban perspective, to process some of the pain and enable our communities to focus on a hopeful and prosperous future for all people of Moana Oceania.
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We’re on the lookout for vibrant souls with a passion for laughter, high-fives, and heartwarming memories.
We’re gearing up for another EPIC Whānau Day, and guess what? We need YOU to help us share the aroha, roll out manaaki, and create unforgettable moments for whānau from all walks of life.
If this sounds like a bit of you then, sign up today! Click on the button to fill out the form and register with us!
Don’t want to miss anything this Kōanga Festival? For the first time EVER we’ve created season passes! Check out the details…
$180 Taumata Pass | Access to all ticketed Kōanga events
$90 Kōuru Pass | Access to our Tokomanawa main bills: Rutene Spooner’s Be Like Billy? Ngā Rorirori & Neke
$60 Mahuri Pass | Access to new works: Both Play Readings & Māori Krishna + AlterNative
General Tickets
$40 Tīkiti Tautoko | This unsubsidised ticket price supports Te Pou Theatre
$20 Tīkiti Ngākau Hihiko (Early Bird)
$25 Pakeke (Adult)
$20 Kaumatua (Senior) | Gold Card may be required
$20 Hapori (Community services card holders/ Equity members) | Community services card and Equity card may be required
$20 Rangatahi/Tamaiti
$20 Rōpū (6+) | When booking 6 groups or more
If you need assistance with your booking please contact us at ticketing@tepoutheatre.nz
When you arrive at Corban Estate, follow the signs that lead to our whare.
There is a scenic cycle way that leads to Corban Estate Arts Centre. Lock your bike up in the bike stand available on site.
Bus and train links arrive at Henderson Transport Centre, which is within walking distance to our whare. Check the public transport route in your area to plan your trip.
Parking will be limited, please plan to use alternative transport.
Our whare is accessible to wheelchairs and walkers.
To ensure you have the best visiting experience, contact us at ticketing@tepoutheatre.nz about your access needs so we can anticipate your visit.
Please note, your walker will need to be stored away during the performance so that it’s not a trip hazard to other patrons. An usher will return your walker to you whenever you need it.
Service animals are welcome at our whare. If you’re bringing a service animal to an event, contact us at ticketing@tepoutheatre.nz before your visit so we can anticipate your arrival.
We encourage you to share the gift of theatre by passing your ticket onto someone else to enjoy if you have to stay home.