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

Image of the Ballon Dog actors sitting. Left to right - Jehangir, Jacob and Alisha

Balloon Dog: “Warm, funny and quietly devastating theatre”

Through humour, imagination and careful storytelling, it reminds us that every stranger carries a story we have not yet heard.

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Jacob Rajan on the left with a yellow ball, while Jehangir Homavazir gestures around him.

Indian Ink shine a magical light of Tagore’s 19th Century tale of paternal friendship and love

Balloon Dog opens its door to an audience of strangers, and you should accept their invitation to step inside.

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Alisha Jacob on the left looking at Jacob Rajan on the right

Would you open the door to a stranger?

The family begins to unravel as they confront their assumptions about Kabir.

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