Phoenix Performing Arts Company - Liz & Family in Tonga

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'Amelia the Youngest

(In Tongan dance)

(In Middle-Eastern dance)

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" Rising out of the ashes"

PHOENIX MOANAN ISLAND CLASSES:

Phoenix Performing Arts of Moana (PPAM) for teaching Moanan-Tongan performing arts and dances at The Belconnen Arts Centre, Canberra ACT AUSTRALIA.

For further information please contact Belconnen Arts Centre on 02 6173 3300/ This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or PPAM's Manager, Ms Luseane H. Tuita, on 6257 9907 /0412480097 (mob).

PHOENIX CONSULTANCY:

Phoenix Tas-Moanan Consultancy (PTMC) is for hiring to run public-university workshops, lecturers, researches, advices/consultations, etc., on Moanan-Tongan culture, oral traditions, arts, politics, history & society (by Mr Siosiua Lafitani Tofua'ipangai).

PTMC can run consultations, workshops and lecturers on the importance for both youth and adult of attaining a better education either on technical or academic terms, or both levels (by Siosiua).

Women group consulations on issues relating to domestic violence, drugs, abuse, youth, etc. can be conducted as well by Ms Lucy (Luseane) Tuita.

For more information please contact the Director, Mr Siosiua Lafitani Tofua'ipangai, on 02 6257 9907(hm)/0415668769 (mob)/Emails: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it OR Ms Luseane Tuita on 02 62579907 (hm)/Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Phoenix Movement

- Friday Dance classes, 7-9pm.

- Wednesday Chanting Classes 7-8pm.

LONDON FALE

We invite you to read our Spotlight Interview with both

Tongan born 'Siua and Lucy' of the Phoenix Performing Arts of Moana

based in Canberra, AUSTRALIA.

View the details here..

http://www.londonfale.org.uk/spotlight-ppa01.html

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Liz & Family in Tonga

Written by Phoenix team

Elizabeth Langi (known as Liz), one of our dance students in Semester 1

2009, was in the Kingdom of Tonga with her dad, Hamala, mum, Tuiipe Langi, and the rest of their family with friends. She managed to take some photos of the Ha'amonga 'a Maui Motu'a Trilithon at the Heketa Royal Compound in Ha'amene'uli/Niutoua.

It was her first time in Tonga and she really enjoyed it, especially the opportunity to meet up with most of her relatives for the first time, watch anicent monuments like the Ha'amonga, as well as, traditional and modern ways of entertainment.

She travelled also with the family to the most beautiful island Island in the northern side of Tonga, Vava'u where you can watch and swim together with the sharks. One of her ancestral lines through her dad, Hamala, originally came from Vava'u.