Rongo Whakapā is Brydie Colquhoun’s intimate, roaming dance work for Atamira: a gentle, immersive exploration of touch, presence, and connection. With audiences moving through the space and dancers offering quiet, tender exchanges, it becomes less a show and more a shared meditation on intimacy and how we relate to one another.

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Shapes in the Clouds and Kuini present two distinct Pacific voices with clarity and pride. Shapes brings humour, imagination, and youthful movement. Kuini offers poised choreography and powerful live vocals in honour of Queen Sālote Tupou III. Together, they create a vibrant snapshot of Pacific storytelling in Aotearoa. We give it a solid 4 out of 5!

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