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Dan Hannah : On Stage : Going Solo : Toi Whakaari

Dan Hannah - Go Solo Daniel Weekes Hannah, known as Ved to  The Tribe fans, is back on stage in his final year at New Zealand’s top performing arts school Toi Whakaari. Fans can go along and support him in the stage production Go Solo where the final year year students get on stage to give solo performances to showcase their skills learnt during their time at the drama school.

Dan Hannah The full details, times and dates that Dan is performing can be found here. He is in group A, so if you want to catch him make sure you visit on the right date and time he is listed under. The production will run between Monday 20th July to Saturday 1st August at various times at Toi Whakaari’s SEEyD Space.

[edit] The facebook page for the event is here (as well as the topless pic of Dan!) – Info thanks to Jebrill & Tribe-Cast.com.

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More Of The Tribe Reunion Photos Are Up! (Part 3)

This time featuring the guys Dwayne Cameron (Bray), Ashwath Sundarasen (Dal), Nick Miller (Pride), Daniel Weekes-Hannah (Ved), Joseph Crawford (Darryl) and Daniel James (Zoot) as well as the sisters Meryl and Monique Cassie (Ebony and Siva). And of course Ella Wilks who took the photos {^_^}

The gallery is here. The German version is here.

The pics are being put up weekly as we wait for new interviews to put up from the cast members. Cheers for the patience in the meantime :)

Dan Hannah : On Stage In The Tempest

Info & images from Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School. Dan played Ved in The Tribe.

Dan Hannah Emma Draper The Tempest Daniel Weekes Hannah And Cast Of The Tempest Dan Hannah And Cast Of The Tempest

Something Wicked This Way Comes

Directed by acclaimed Australian director John Bolton, The Tempest brings together elements of tragedy, comedy and romance, in Shakespeare’s final and perhaps greatest work. Continue reading…

Dan Hannah : In Stage Play : Pakiwaitara

Dan Weekes Hannah PakiwaitaraDaniel Weekes Hannah PakiwaitaraInfo & images from Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School.

Discovering History as a Series of Very Real Relationships
Inside the ancestral house, surrounding the heart of the people, history is carved, plaited and painted into the walls. When Maori gather and speak, they draw living stories from these walls, giving meaning to their life today through this relationship with the past. Continue reading…