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So the first actors who ended up becoming Pacific Underground, they were young people, you know, going to broadcasting school or whatever, and they ended up being our tutors to, like, do plays that were about our – Arangia Mau was one.

Scribe helped write it with Oscar Kightley, helped write the script.

And it ended up being like this, like, what was that TV show, Bill and Ted's –

So they did this, but they did it for like Islanders.

And so they go back in time and meet Hone Heke.

Wow.

And they go back in time and meet Nelson Mandela.

That ought to be cool, man.

And so we get like these stories about like, you know, these great –

Leaders in our indigenous world and then also in our world.

And we meet Tupua Tamasesi from the Maori movement, you know, and we write songs about this.

And we do dances to it all within this one play.

So my mum ends up running these holiday programs where basically we're rehearsing this play that Marlo and Oscar have written.

And then at the very end, we perform it, you know.

That's cool, man.

Yeah.

So that was kind of.

Yeah, that was how awesome the youth centre was, you know.

Yeah.

Yes.