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Josephine Parsnip

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Josephine Parsnip (Nō Te Whanganui-a-Tara) has recently moved back to her home of Wellington after a few years in Ōtautahi. She studied English Literature and Māori Studies at Vic Uni where she developed a fascination with words and performance.

Everything By: Josephine Parsnip

Performance06.06.19

Everyday Aroha: A Review of Pakaru

Winner of the prestigious Adam New Zealand Play Award, Mitch Tawhi Thomas’s poignant tragedy about a hard-working, hilarious whānau, premieres at this year’s Kia Mau Festival. Josephine Parsnip reviews.

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