Fetū x Fetu’u chronicles the multifaceted experiences of Moe Laga as a Samoan Fa'afafine born in Aotearoa, grappling with the complexities of life in South Auckland.

This new work by Moe Laga delves into profound themes of grief, god/s, taboos, sex, pop cultural witchery, and the VĀ. The dichotomy of "Stars" and "Curses" underscores the piece, with stars symbolizing hope, dreams, and the cosmos — while curses represent pain, misfortune, and dark.

Fetū x Fetu’u, evokes a journey through the celestial and the terrestrial, the sacred and the profane. Through this evocative performance, Laga invites the audience to explore the interplay between light and shadow.

ABOUT F.O.L.A [AKL]:

F.O.L.A. [AKL] is a space for Experimental and Live Art by the misfits, punks and menaces of the world in Tāmaki Makaurau.

F.O.L.A. [AKL] stands out as one of the only festivals in Aotearoa run by artists, for artists by a team of industry heavyweights in the experimental and live art sectors: Nisha Madhan, Julia Croft, Nahyeon Lee, and Hannah Moore.

www.folaakl.co.nz