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Kiwi actress Thomasin McKenzie and Miranda Harcourt s daring new roles
25 Feb, 2021 06:00 PM
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New Zealand Woman s Weekly
Thomasin McKenzie is used to walking red carpets in glamorous gowns and starring beside Hollywood greats like Scarlett Johansson, but it s the simple pleasures in life, like lemony chickpea soup, that keep the young Kiwi actress happy.
Chatting from her family home in Wellington, beside her acting coach mother Miranda Harcourt, 58, Thomasin credits home-made comfort food for getting her through some big days on set. For a while, it s all I wanted, lemony chickpea soup, grins the blue-eyed beauty, 20, who wowed audiences with her performance as Jewish teen Elsa Korr on Taika Waititi s satire film Jojo Rabbit.
Pūoro o Aotearoa joins forces with the
Royal New Zealand Ballet to perform Igor Stravinsky’s mesmerising “pocket theatre” experience
The Soldier’s Tale around the country from 24 February.
NZSO Principal Conductor in Residence Hamish McKeich
The New Zealand Herald Presents The Soldier’s Tale in Association with Royal New Zealand Ballet features a talented ensemble of NZSO musicians, RNZB dancers, and actors, who bring the great Russian-born composer’s riveting and timeless work to 13 centres.
In February and March,
The Soldier’s Tale will be performed in the Greater Wellington region and the South Island. The North Shore, Manukau, Kerikeri and Whangarei will have performances in June.
NZSO and RNZB start tour of The Soldier s Tale in Kāpiti
3 Feb, 2021 09:45 PM
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Kapiti News
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is joining forces with the Royal New Zealand Ballet to perform Igor Stravinsky s mesmerising pocket theatre experience The Soldier s Tale around the country starting in Kāpiti on February 24.
The New Zealand Herald Presents The Soldier s Tale in Association with Royal New Zealand Ballet features an ensemble of NZSO musicians, RNZB dancers, and actors, who bring the great Russian-born composer s riveting and timeless work to 13 centres, starting at Coastlands Theatre at Te Raukura ki Kāpiti, Paraparaumu.