AIGA | World Premiere! Auckland Arts Festival
AIGA (Samoan for family/whānau) is a groundbreaking and emotional Disability-led Pasifika-led work of theatre told through the lens of the real-life journey of Lusi Faiva. Book your tickets NOW here: https://www.tepoutheatre.nz/aiga/
Hero image of Lusi Faiva for the world premiere of AIGA by Touch Compass. Lusi, a wheelchair user of Pasifika heritage, is seen with her Samoan-tattooed left hand curled into a fist, raised triumphantly. Her face appears in mid-yell, and the Samoan flag encompasses the background of the image.
AIGA | World Premiere! Auckland Arts Festival 2024
AIGA (Samoan for family/whānau) is a groundbreaking and emotional Disability-led Pasifika-led work of theatre told through the lens of the real-life journey of Lusi Faiva.
A collective creative ensemble of women, non-binary, disabled, non-disabled, Pasifika and Maori identities brings this quest for identity and belonging to life, artfully sharing their own experiences with and through Lusi’s.
AIGA is an Aotearoa story with universal resonance: an honest and heartfelt work that moves you, expands your empathy and consciousness and invites you to explore new perspectives of being. With a powerhouse creative team, this work features storytelling at its core; a story that will make you laugh, cry, think and feel – one that needs to be heard.
BOOK NOW here: https://www.tepoutheatre.nz/aiga/
All shows are accessible.
Accessibility has been seeded within the work. The spatial design of the performance means that priority seating goes to wheelchair, low vision or blind, d/Deaf or hard of hearing. NZSL and Audio Description have also been seeded in the work.
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