Briar Grace-Smith

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Briar Grace-Smith has written for stage, page and screen. The Listener called her play Purapurawhetu "a new classic of New Zealand theatre". Haruru Mai, the tale of a Māori battalion veteran, won acclaim at the 2000 International Festival of the Arts. After writing for TV's Mataku and Being Eve and creating one-off tale Fish Skin Suit, Grace-Smith made her feature debut in 2009 with small town drama The Strength of Water.