Rangatahi - Indian Ink Theatre Company

Rangatahi

School Shows

At Indian Ink, we want to introduce Rangatahi/Youth to the performing arts through creating and touring original New Zealand Indian productions. We believe the theatre is a place for Rangatahi to come together and explore what it means to live in this time and space.

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Next Gen – Youth Programme

Next Gen is for a community of young people aged 18-29 who either want careers in theatre or who simply love the artform and want to hang out with a theatre company to see how it all works!

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Workshops

Indian Ink offers mask, puppetry and performance workshops for students of all ages and experience.

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Internships & Secondments

Indian Ink is uniquely placed to offer high quality mentorship and training to those who are eager to develop a career in the performing arts.

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Equal Access Tickets

Indian Ink supports equal access to the arts. We have a range of Equal Access ticket options available to recognize the economic barriers many folks are facing. Theatre should be for everyone.

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ARTICLES
& REVIEWS

Actor Jacob Rajan as Kutisar, played by Jacob Rajan, makes a shadow puppet of a parrot with his hands in a dark room.

Guru Of Chai Simmers With Toothsome Tastes Of India

Indian Ink’s famed production of Guru of Chai has returned to Wellington’s re-energised Hannah Playhouse, fourteen years after its world premiere.

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Actor Jacob Rajan stands in a dance pose on a raised set with a tea trolley next to him

Review: Guru of Chai

At the beginning of Guru of Chai, a storyteller chai-wallah (tea-seller) promises the audience that “your problems will be gone; tonight, your loneliness, your emptiness—all gone!”

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Actor Jacob Rajan stands looking into a lamp

Guru of Chai Review

It’s hard to find things to critique in a show so good, it almost feels like reaching.

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