Our ‘Ori Tahiti (Tahitian dance) numbers feature both fast-pasted ‘ōte‘a drumming and slower, graceful, ‘aparima and ahuroa, with vibrant movements and storytelling through dance. ‘Ori Tahiti traditions are deeply rooted in the culture and history of French Polynesia.

Au Manava ^{(Wahine & Kupuna)}
_{A hopeful reflection on following one’s dreams and treasuring life’s connections}

‘Ōte‘a ^(Keiki)
_{Young dancers bring island tradition to life through fast foodwork and driving drum rhythms}

Te Tama Ma‘ohi ^(Kupuna)
_{A tribute celebrating Ma‘ohi identity, resilience, and the legacy of Tahiti’s ancestors}

Hei Iti Vaihi ^(Wahine)
_{A Hawai‘i-to-Tahiti salute honoring the shared spirit of the Pacific}

Haka ^{(Kane & Keiki)}
_{Chant, percussion, and strong movement combined in a bold welcome and statement of unity}

‘Ōte‘a ^(Wahine)
_{The wahine showcase precision, power, and joy in this vibrant drum-driven dance}

Te Pua No‘a No‘a ^(Wahine)
_{A graceful dance inspired by a fragrant flower, gathered at dawn and woven into a lei}

Tangata Huru Huru ^(Everyone)
_{A song that follows a mysterious wonderer’s path through fate, loss, and blessing}