Pollyhood in Mumuland by Lauren Jackson and directed by Goretti Chadwick, currently playing at Mangere Arts Centre, is one of those shows that if you miss it now, you’ll be kicking yourself for a long time.
We went along on Tuesday and were blown away by the rigour, stamina and talent of the fantastically agile and aulelei (good-looking) cast and musicians of PIPA students and in particular, the Samoan grandma, played by Asalemo Tofete (That’s him in the bed).
Unfortunately, there are no shows this Easter so study these following dates very hard and save those pingas now for the show.
Wednesday, 27 April, 6.30pm – last tickets!
Thursday, 28 April, 11.00am – available
Thursday, 28 April, 6.30pm – last tickets!
Friday, 29 April, 11.00am – available
Friday, 29 April, 6.30pm – last tickets!
Saturday, 30 April, 1.00pm – available
Saturday, 30 April, 6.30pm – last tickets!
Tickets are $15 waged, $10 unwaged and $8 for those under 12.
The safest bet for bookings is by visiting Auckland Theatre Company in person in Balmoral on (09) 309 3395, where you can pay by cash, eftpos or credit card. Otherwise, you can ring Mangere Arts Centre on (09) 262 5789 and ask them to hold tickets for you.
Go on, you know you want to.
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