Ka pu te ruha, ka hao te rangatahi.
The old net is cast aside and the new net goes fishing. 

London. Auckland. Gisborne. 

Whero Mahana is a musician with songs of grit and tears pulsing through her veins. In London to chase a dream far away from New Zealand, she is presented with a diary that confirms her longing for home.

As the lines between her past and present fracture, her father's stories force Whero to make painful choices about where her dreams really lie.

A new play by Albert Belz (winner 2006 Bruce Mason Award), Whero’s New Net features an adaptation of stories from Witi Ihimaera’s The New Net Goes Fishing, published by Raupo Publishing. 

A story of adaptation, fishing for new possibilities, and casting nets in unfamiliar waters.

"Whero’s New Net gets inside you, offers you laughter, hope and satisfaction." (Selwyn Manning, Scoop)