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The New Zealand Dance Company is excited to bring its 2019 Kiss The Sky programme to the home of our accomplished dancer, Katie Rudd, in New Plymouth on Saturday, 4th May at TSB Showplace. Combining the high-octane physicality of Korean choreographer KIM Jae Duk’s ‘Sigan’; and the powerhouse … View moreThe New Zealand Dance Company is excited to bring its 2019 Kiss The Sky programme to the home of our accomplished dancer, Katie Rudd, in New Plymouth on Saturday, 4th May at TSB Showplace. Combining the high-octane physicality of Korean choreographer KIM Jae Duk’s ‘Sigan’; and the powerhouse choreography of renowned Stephanie Lake in ‘If Never Was Now’; with the vibrant aesthetic of New Zealand’s Victoria Colombus in her new world premiere work ‘The Fibonacci’, Kiss The Sky is “…exciting, exhausting, exhilarating – and world class” (Otago Daily Times).
Book your tickets now, and join us at an Asian-Pacific constellation of original dance, music and design.
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‘The children are our future.’ It’s a well-loved cliché around the world because it’s absolutely true. The hopes and dreams we have for our communities are only as strong as the children and young people who continue to believe in them long after we’re gone.
This month is all about … View more‘The children are our future.’ It’s a well-loved cliché around the world because it’s absolutely true. The hopes and dreams we have for our communities are only as strong as the children and young people who continue to believe in them long after we’re gone.
This month is all about supporting our young people, to encourage and empower them to not only be the change-makers and community builders of tomorrow but also the best versions of themselves. To listen to their perspective and remember that it’s not just about what we can teach them, but what lessons they can teach us. After all, the recipe for creating healthy, happy children includes a lot of the same ingredients for building safer, more resilient and connected communities.
Want to share your thoughts?
Let us know how you’re supporting young people in your communities this month by tagging us in your posts + using the following hashtag so we can see what you get up to:
#NSNZsupportingouryoungpeople
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