Traditional Maori culture steps into the spotlight with contemporary styles of entertainment such as rock 'n’ roll in shows by the Kahurangi Maori Dance Company, which will perform at the Great Hall of the Arts Centre next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The 25-strong group is drawn from graduates of the Takitimu Performing Arts School in Hastings.
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56Traditional Maori culture steps into the spotlight with contemporary styles of entertainment such as rock 'n’ roll in shows by the Kahurangi Maori Dance Company, which will perform at the Great Hall of the Arts Centre next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The 25-strong group is drawn from graduates of the Takitimu Performing Arts School in Hastings. Press, 21 July 1989, Page 25
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