Nitika Erueti-Satish

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From theatre shows to festivals, Nitika has travelled around Aotearoa and internationally to see her favourite artists and theatre shows. She discovered her love for live theatre while working at Te Kura o Toi Whakaari as a student recruiter and marketing specialist under the great leadership of Tanea Heke. There she had the opportunity to assist in producing their productions, sitting in on class tutorials and observing the students’ performance training. Through the kura, Nitika has had the opportunity to audition for film and television roles, she guest modelled in the Costume Showcase of 2021 and she also had the opportunity to feature in the amazing film ‘Red White and Brass’.

Nowadays, Nitika sits as a Pou Tohu Matua, Senior Adviser for Manatū Taonga the Ministry for Culture and Heritage in the investments and Māori engagement space working closely with our arts agencies to ensure our industry continues to thrive.

Nitika Erueti-Satish's reviews

Witi's Wāhine

Auckland, Wellington

02/05/2023 - 02/03/2024

"Rich and full of mātauranga Māori, this production screams quality!..

"Memorably vivid in its retelling; stokes the flame of cultural representation and resonance..
THE SWING

Wellington

07/02/2020 - 18/11/2023

"Made with a heart-melting level of care..

"A carefully considered and expertly crafted experience that has real potential to be an instigator of change..

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Te Kuia me te Pūngāwerewere

Wellington

31/08/2023 - 31/08/2023

"Magical comedic fun easy to engage with..
Flames: A Hip-Hop Musical

Wellington, Global

13/06/2023 - 09/09/2023

"Unique, refreshing and innovative hip-hop musical humor we all need in our lives..

"Good laughs, great vibes and fun entertainment..
MOKOMOKO

Wellington, Global, New Plymouth

10/05/2022 - 07/10/2023

"Beautifully disturbing, a wero laid down, a journey of self discovery..

"Perhaps it needs a rejuggle to make sense of the struggle..

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Slowing The Sun

Wellington

14/06/2023 - 17/06/2023

"Demonstrates two perspectives of the concept of kotahitanga and how this momo mātāpono is perceived and practiced..