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Toi Staff for the production courses.
Paul Tozer - Production Coordinator and Year One Dean.
Tony Toufexis - Teaching and Resources Technician and course kaumatua.
Paul does an invaluable job bringing together the students and logistics on Toi Whakaari productions. The students have a lot of autonomy in their roles and Paul and other staff also mentor and coach through the process.
Paul graduated from Toi Whakaari’s Diploma of Entertainment Technology course in 2007.
Tony works about a third with staff, a third with production students and a third with design students as they use technical resources for their classes, assignment, the productions and also for their independent practice. Tony also engages with the Te Whaea the building managers and the School of Dance our ‘flatmates’. He is very good at seeing gaps in the way the students are learning and is an invaluable sounding board for the teaching staff and students alike.
Paul and Tony in one of the weekly school wide Koiwi sessions - Paul sitting next to Annie Ruth who was the guest director for the term 4 production. Annie spent 13 years leading Toi Whakaari so it was great to have her back in the building.
The management degree at Toi Whakaari was designed by an inspired man Bill Guest. In this degree is a whole lot of flexibility to enable individual pathways, learning and exploration across different parts of performing arts. The philosophy is that you are better able to manage a process if you have experienced doing different parts of it.
Graduation speech Lisa Maule 2015
With the mic first year Bachelor of Performing Arts Management student Ashley Mardon experiencing ‘doing a part of it’ wrapping up the graduation ceremony of 2015 - she is addressing the graduated cohort - letting them know that they have contributed to the educational culture at Toi Whakaari and the remaining students will continue to develop it. (In her own words though).
This is the group of graduates from 2015 - they joined together as a group and learnt a song to sing to us all at the end of the ceremony.
NOV 2015
The graduated class from the Bachelor of Performing Arts Management in action in their production practice this year. We are proud of them.
“Adaptive work is unknown or uncertain problems that require a process to create new solutions. This needs leadership. You are all able to bring leadership to unknown problems. You also all have figured out that being present and connected with people is key to being able to lead process.” Lisa Maule to the class group in her speech at the graduation ceremony.
TERM 4 Production Term - some behind the scenes images of students on “Courage” and “Solos” in the technical rehearsal phases.
Action learning involves people trying things out in practice and then reflecting - part of the work here at Toi Whakaari is to build skills in self awareness and reflection. The productions are great places for the students to learn as they are real relationships they are working with and real problems and successes that the productions encounter.
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TERM 4 Week
In between and through spaces - activity in the building:
design display boards - after presentations; stage manager student working on Solo’s and staff member sort out room bookings; dance studio in a rare moment of quiet; director, musical director, stage management, designers watching a rehearsal of Courage
BREAK Week 2
The mac lab packed up for an interdisciplinary self directed independent study project. The building has every nook and cranny being used - even during the break.
TERM THREE Week 4
Independent study presentations by year three Performing Arts Management students in the Plaza at Toi Whakaari. They each have very different topics and invited people from industry and other sectors to hear them talk about their investigations and their learning.
