VOU Fiji
VEIQIA as it is traditionally known, was the custom commonly bestowed on young Fijian women coming of age. The process involves the traditional tattooing of young women celebrating and acknowledging…
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Edwin Saladoka blogs about his experience traveling to Spain. Edwin was trained under the guidance of our previous tour manager and logistics person, Vanessa Eden who has started her own…
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Last month, VOU Director Sachiko Soro embarked on a week long journey to New York to participate in the International Society for the Performing arts conference. Have a read…
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VOU dancer Ella Carling talks about how a career in the arts is just as important as any other career. Ella is one of the few students that has been…
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Some amazing Reviews of VOU’s Production-“VU”, at the Tempo Dance Festival in Auckland. DANZ Magazine Theatre Review
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Festival Lent in the city of Maribor, Slovenia was an amazing experience we will never forget. I have decided that the Slovenians are the “Pacific Islanders” of Europe. They are…
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Creative Carbon Scotland announcing VOU as the winner of the Edinburgh Fringe Sustainable Practice Award 2016. With thanks to Alisa Vavataga from Solomon Islands Arts Alliance for accepting the Award…
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Sulu Daunivalu is famous. Not only because he runs the very successful Pacific Art Gallery in Riga, Lativia, but also because he is the only Fijian in the Baltics. The…
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There are currently 5 VOU dancers in China and they are there for a total of 2 months. Sevu Lule is one of them and here he describes his experiences…
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VOU wins prestigious UK Award
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