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Auckland's Massive Company began in 1998 as a youth theatre group, committed to developing multi-cultural talent. Sons for the Road records a big moment in their evolution: performing at London's Royal Court Theatre, whose long history includes launching another piece of cross-cultural fertilisation, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The play the company is performing is The Sons of Charlie Paora, a tale of rugby players and troubled male identity developed by Massive, and Brit writer/actor Lennie James. The Independent called the play "wonderfully engaging".
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Television, 1997 (Full Length)
Doco about a Kiwi actor and playwright
Television, 1993 (Full Length)
Doco about mingled Polynesian cultures
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