Manuhiri

by It's a Bird Productions

Manu doesn’t know these lands, but they know her... .

‘Manu’ - a bird, winged creature. ‘Whiri’ - to seal, stamp or welcome.

Manu doesn’t remember much from that time. A fire pit, a flowing river, whispering in the trees. But when someone arrives promising to give her the answers she’s seeking, she is thrown into a world she doesn’t understand and must find her way home one way or another.

Myth and memory collide in this contemporary epic poem, as we voyage across oceans and lands steeped in history to find out what it really means to belong.

Written by Amy Cotter

Directed by TBC

Date & Time: Monday 5th October @ 8:30pm

Running Time: 55 mins

Content warnings: Potential discussions of mental health and grief and some themes viewers might find upsetting.

Latecomers may not be admitted. ​Ticket purchases are non refundable.

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