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Present a welcome act of remembrance
Present a welcome act of remembrance
My ambition is for each voice to be spoken out loud somewhere in the world each Anzac Day.
The event kit is designed for presenters like
The event kit is designed for presenters like
Overseas Embassies
Local Councils
Homes & Community Spaces
And more!
Museums & Libraries
Schools
Returned Services Associations
Festivals & Theatres
Clubs, Societies and Churches
The event licensing process is simple
The event licensing process is simple
You receive the rights to present an event, and record it for distribution, and...
...a digital event kit with everything you need to present a successful event
The format delivers maximum impact with minimal fuss
The format delivers maximum impact with minimal fuss
A poster template from the event kit.
The testimonies are intense, so I feel it's probably about right to present
1 - or an excerpt - as part of an existing commemoration, or
2-3 as part of a standalone event
But if you’d like to do all of them in one go, or over several sessions throughout the day — go for it!
I'll make sure you have the scripts, and the design and copy templates you need to spread the word, and run a successful event with minimal hassle.
I've created an special schools kit that helps students address the NCEA Unit Standards for Verbatim Theatre - and I can adapt it to meet the learning outcomes of any other educational standards in New Zealand or overseas.
If you want to read one out at a private event, like a a family dinner, I think that's cool.
Get in touch and I'll help you make it happen.
Past Performances
Past Performances
Events
Events
Voices of Gallipoli has been presented in Dunedin, Christchurch, Palmerston North, NZ Army Museum at Waiouru, London and even Scott Base, Antarctica!
Schools
Schools
Voices of Gallipoli has been studied at Ashburton High School and Palmerston North Girls High
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