bro'Town: Live on Stage

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Event bro'Town: Live on Stage
Venue St James Theatre (1930-), Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand
Umbrella Event New Zealand International Arts Festival 2008
First Date 4 March 2008
Opening Date 4 March 2008
Last Date 5 March 2008
Dates Estimated No
Status Professional
World Premiere Yes
Description Since its debut on New Zealand TV screens in 2004, the side-splittingly funny and proudly non-PC bro'Town has reached cult status, amassing thousands of local and international fans, winning awards left, right and centre, and earning critical acclaim. Hang with the boys - Vale, Valea, Sione, Mack and Jeff da Maori - as they take to the stage for the first time at the Festival.
Swapping the big, bad city for the friendly streets of Wellington, what new adventures does the capital hold in store for them? A session at Parliament with Helen Clark? A jam with the crew from Fat Freddy's? A starring role in Peter Jackon's next movie? Well, most definitely there'll be a run-in with a southerly.
bro'Town, New Zealand's first primetime animated series, won best comedy at the Screen Awards for the third time in a row in 2007. Join bro'Town's creators as they recount the long and winding road to Morningside in a show packed with special guests and behind-the-scenes secrets.
Description Source Programme
Primary Genre Music Theatre
Secondary Genre Comedy
Visual Theatre
Satire
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Contributors
Name Function Notes
Dave Fane Musician: Cellist
Oscar Kightley Musician: Pianist
Mario Gaoa Musician: Violinist
Dave Fane Performer
Mario Gaoa Performer
Oscar Kightley Performer
Text Nationality New Zealand
Production Nationality New Zealand
Further Information Performed by the Morningside Piano Trio (Mario Gaoa, violin, David Fane, cello, Oscar Kightley, piano) with Shimpal Lelisi, Maka Makatoa, Elizabeth Mitchell, Ant Sang, Teuila Blakely, Jemaine Clement (on video), Bret McKenzie (on video), Lucy Lawless (on video), John Campbell, Carol Hirschfeld, Scribe, The Rt Hon Helen Clark (disembodied voice), Neil Finn (on video), and Chris Knox (on video).
Event Status Completed
Data Source
Source Description
Web https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0803/S00091/arts-festival-review-brotown-live-on-stage.htm
Programme 2008 New Zealand International Festival of the Arts programme
Event Identifier 155360
Dataset AusStage