US EditionTHEATRE REVIEW: From Tapa Cloth to Power Ballads: ‘Survive’ is a Celebration of Queer Resilience
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THEATRE REVIEW: From Tapa Cloth to Power Ballads: ‘Survive’ is a Celebration of Queer Resilience
SURVIVE features three solo performances by queer Aotearoa artists. Photo: Supplied Aroha Awarau | Guest Writer Bold, heartfelt, and culturally grounded, Survive is a theatrical triumph bringing queer Māori and Pacific stories centre stage. As the disco ball – a symbol of takatāpui fabulousness – slowly turns in the corner of the stage, scattering glimmers of light across the audience, so too do the three powerful solo perfor…
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