Haanz is a versatile and passionate actor, singer, songwriter and father who hopes to inspire young Pasifika artists to rise and tell their stories, especially in their own languages.

Isitolo is an Indigenous storyteller dedicated to preserving and elevating Polynesian narratives through contemporary live art and music.

A sought-after MC and media host, Taleta is known for her dynamic presence, on-camera warmth and commitment to telling stories that uplift and connect people.

His performances are grounded in his heritage and shaped by a commitment to authentic representation of Pacific and queer identities.

Tree is an astounding Artist. Mesmerising Live Performing Artist, Music/Vocal Director and Music Video Director. Tree works towards  inspiring the diaspora and youth in Aotearoa to be empowered by their culture.

Mana is an emerging artist from Wellington, New Zealand, proudly representing his Tongan heritage with roots in Leimatu’a and Hunga, Vava’u.

Pule is a proud dance tutor and creative with over 20 years of experience across Polynesian, Urban, Commercial, and Line dance styles. She is grounded in and passionate about Samoan siva, and sharing her knowledge with youth to empower and culturally uplift them.

A New Zealand-born Samoan actress hailing from the villages of Safotu, Lotofaga, Leulumoega, and Lefaga, is a graduate of Toi Whakaari New Zealand Drama School. Bianca works towards empowering untold Pasifika voices and stories.

An actor, writer and director. Sela has governance experience and currently sits on three arts boards in Christchurch: The Court Theatre, WORD Christchurch and MOVE Ōtautahi. Sela is passionate about supporting and empowering Pasifika in mental health through the arts.

" … love for theatre was sparked through her upbringing in the vibrant community of her local Pasifika church. Her journey in the performing arts began to flourish in 2013 when she joined the Excel School of Performing Arts as a vocalist… ". Tusi works towards empowering youth and Pasifika women in Aotearoa.

Spencer is a proud MVPFAFF+ creative of Fijian, Samoan, and Rotuman descent, raised in West Auckland and the eldest of five. He works towards empowering MVPFAFF+ in Aotearoa.

An actor and a maker, Brayden relishes the joy of the creative process.

A multidisciplinary storyteller whose work spans acting, music, creative writing, dance, and Pacific-based performance.