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New Zealand Stories - The Womad Wrangler
Television (Full Length Episode) – 2011
As the Operations Manager for Womad (World Of Music, Arts and Dance) in New Plymouth, Chris Herlihy performs the essential but often mundane jobs that make this large-scale outdoor event an annual success story. This half-hour documentary follows Herlihy and his crew as he oversees the pop-up city that is Womad 2011 — from looking after VIPs and fixing ticket problems, to mopping up the loos. New Plymouth has fully embraced Womad. Herlihy's love for the festival and his colleagues shines through as he power walks around the beautiful Brooklands Park site.
One reason Womad Taranaki is so successful is because it builds on New Zealand's vibrant, welcoming culture.– Narrator Chris Nichol on Womad Taranaki's success
Key Cast & Crew
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Acknowledgements
Made with funding from NZ On Air
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