The Pre Conditioned Hori : Dunedin Fringe Festival

The Pre Conditioned Hori

Kirikiriroa | Hamilton

Presented by: Charles N Charge

Music Musical Performance Art Spoken Word

Conscious kaupapa hip hop street poetry with a retrospective lens that explores experience, culture and identity. Nau mai.

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Kirikiriroa | Hamilton

Presented by: Charles N Charge

Charles N Charge brings his unique kaupapa hip hop stage show to Dunedin for the first time. A regular on the circuit with performances at Nelson Fringe 2022 and NZ Fringe 2023, and a nomination for Best Stage Performance at Nelson Fringe Festival 2022, Charles N Charge is set to complete a trifecta of shows with Dunedin.


The Pre Conditioned Hori is a reflective stage show with a hip hop soundtrack. 'Everything has a whakapapa', and this show explores some of the discourses experienced from a personal standpoint using spoken word poetry, raps and interludes.


"I'm an '80s kid and - growing up in Hamilton then being thrust into a small town life in the South Island as a teen - was a polar opposite experience. I got to see some very different societal discources due to this."


This show is a retrospective bundle of experiences sewn into a weave of hip hop-influenced culture. Come and experience a sometimes raw yet real presentation of lyrical and poetic kōrero.


 


 

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Tue
19
March
06:00PM

Duration

1hr

Price

Free (book free ticket)

PG (licensed venue)
Content Warning

Contains distressing or potentially triggering themes, Strong Language/Swearing

Venue

Te Whare o Rukutia

20 Princes St Dunedin 9016

| Wheelchair Access YES

Accessible Bathroom YES

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