Jan Bolwell’s new performance revisits Rachel Carson’s powerful book “Silent Spring”.
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The first online Magdalena festival takes place 24-28 June 2021 and asks, what happens to theatre when bodies are distant?
Lilicherie McGregor directs an adaptation of Albert Camus’ 1947 play “Le Peste” at Titirangi Theatre.
The international Magdalena Project is holding monthly online gatherings as a way to nurture the network during this time when physical festivals are impossible.
Congratulations to Jo Randerson, who has been named an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit, for services to the performing arts.
The new Hen’s Teeth documentary will be show at a fundraising event on 28 January 2021 at the Roxy Cinema in Miramar, Wellington.
“Voices of Women” is an album of new, quality NZ music, featuring leading NZ female musicians singing the words of some of NZ’s most well-known female leaders, writers and activists including, of course, Kate Sheppard, and our current Prime Minister.
At a Black Lives Matter rally in Aotearoa New Zealand last week this group Ngā Hinepūkōrero were captured on video in powerful, intelligent spoken word, in a piece about voice.
Madeline McNamara has been awarded the Campion Accolade for Outstanding Performance at the Wellington Theatre Awards for her solo show, The Attitudes – Refusing Performance.
Magdalena Aotearoa has made it into the pages of the official New Zealand History website, with a very nice article written by Cherie Jacobson. The article traces our journey from the very beginning, through the organisation and realisation of our International Festival of Women’s Performance, and our ongoing activities up to the present day.