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03/04/2026
IS TOUCHING DOWN 🔥
International waacking icon Akuma Diva is coming through Tāmaki Makaurau for a one-night-only workshop at Kinetic Dance Studio.
This is for the ones ready to LEVEL UP ➡️technique, musicality, presence, power.
🗓 Sunday 19 April
⏰ 5:30–7:00PM
📍 Kinetic Dance Studio
💲First 15 $50 ➡️ Then $60ea
🔗 Link in bio
Come train. Come connect. Come step into your power.
Limited spots — don’t sleep.
♠️ INTRODUCING LARA ♠️
Lara Chuo is a q***r Filipino contemporary dancer based in Tamaki Makaurau, known for her expressive precision, emotional range, and bold physicality. A graduate of Unitec’s Performing and Screen Arts program, she brings both technical strength and powerful storytelling to every performance. Lara’s work spans stage and screen, including PROWL, I Just Want to Make You Proud, and This Room is an Island.
Influenced by Waacking and ballroom culture, she is a proud member of the Avant House of Dawn. Her movement explores identity, q***rness, and decolonial joy with clarity, care, and unapologetic presence.
🔥 PROWL
📍 Raynham Park, 145 K Road
📅 Saturday 28th Feb
⏰ 8:30pm - til late (stay for the after party 💋)
🎟 SELLING OUT - Tickets via link in bio
Come witness. Come rise. Come PROWL with us 🐾
Supported by:
Auckland Pride, Auckland Council, Raynham Park, The Rule Foundation, Clean Collective, Han Bite
28/02/2026
✨TONIGHT’s Guest performance SPOTLIGHT ✨
House of Coven-Aucoin
The Supreme and Illustrious House of Coven is Aotearoa’s first official ballroom house and a powerhouse performance art collective that has shaped the scene for over a decade. From legendary Kiki balls to groundbreaking stage works and community workshops, Coven continues to elevate the culture.
You won’t wanna miss this!
Catch them at PROWL show + AFTER PARTY @ 11pm 🔥
📍 Raynham Park
🗓 SAT 28 Feb 2026
⏰ SELLING OUT! 8:30pm – late
🎟 ticket link in bio
Supported by: Auckland Pride, Auckland Council, Raynham Park, The Rule Foundation, Clean Collective
♠️ INTRODUCING ELLA ♠️
Ella Rerekura (Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi, Ngāti Rangi, Ngāti Tuwharetoa) is a multidisciplinary artist from Ōtautahi living in Tāmaki Makaurau. Ella’s artistic kete includes dance, choreography, writing and visual art, that she uses to explore the nuances within her identity as wahine, Māori, and CODA (child of Deaf Adults). Ella’s work is deeply tied to her whakapapa journey, reflecting her desire to learn and understand more about her tūpuna and how they reside in her body today. Ella was a recipient of Basement Theatre’s 2023 Matariki Wānanga and the 2024 MAP Speculative Futures residency, where she developed Who Calls Me On When No One Is Home and Body of Remembering. Her work was showcased at the MAP Resides exhibition at CoCA Toi Moriki, and at the Physics Room’s Offsite exhibition. Ella’s groundbreaking multimedia dance piece E ngaro ana koe? explores themes of whakapapa, identity, and belonging. She is reshaping contemporary Māori art with fearless creativity and a strong artistic voice.
🔥 PROWL
📍 Raynham Park, 145 K Road
📅 Friday 27th & Saturday 28th Feb
⏰ 8:30pm - til late (stay for the after party 💋)
🎟 Tickets via link in bio
Come witness. Come rise. Come PROWL with us 🐾
Supported by:
Auckland Pride, Auckland Council, Raynham Park, The Rule Foundation, Clean Collective, Han Bite
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