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Nancy Brunning

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Nancy Brunning is a renowned actor and director of theatre, film and television. Since her award-winning performance in Briar Grace Smith's 1992 play Ngā Pou Wahine, Brunning has been a leader in kaupapa Māori productions, directing te reo Māori productions for Taki Rua, working a alongside Taika Waititi on the Oscar-nominated Two Cars, One Night and launching Hāpai Productions with Tanea Heke.

Everything By: Nancy Brunning

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Loose Canons: Nancy Brunning

Writer, director and performer Nancy Brunning digs into her past and the heart of her work.

By Nancy Brunning
Read Time: 27 mins

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