2019
DOI: 10.24135/tekaharoa.v12i1.271
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A Bicultural Dream in Aotearoa New Zealand: (De)Colonising Shakespeare?

Abstract: This essay came into being as a way of ‘thinking out loud’ about the stirring of traditions – Shakespearean and Māori – into an idealised spectacle of reconciliation that belies its own theatrical, historical and social foundations.[1] When I was coming up as a theatre director in the USA, the production of Shakespearean theatre was aspirational, requiring rigorous training in textual analysis as well as physical and vocal grace, as was evident in the shows I still remember from school and other trips to the O… Show more

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