Haka Performance

This UK-based Haka performance group presents an exhilarating display of traditional Haka from the Ngati Raukawa and Ngati Toarangatiras in New Zealand. Highly authentic, these seasoned Haka performers offer a stunning demonstration of the traditional culture of New Zealand tribes that is sure to energize audiences. 

The Haka is the traditional war dance of the Māori people of New Zealand. Initially performed by warriors before battle to intimidate their opponents, the Haka is also used to welcome distinguished guests and acknowledge important achievements and significant occasions. Various types of Haka can be performed by both men and women. 

This Haka dance group is led by a descendant of the New Zealand tribe Ngati Toa Rangatira, who holds the rights to the renowned ceremonial Haka known as ‘Ka Mate,’ famously performed by the All Blacks. Their high-energy performances embody everything you'd expect from an authentic Haka: tribal face and body paint, traditional attire, facial expressions, hand slapping, foot stomping, and resonant chants and war cries. Even those familiar with the Haka will be awed by their performance, which promises to leave a lasting impression on any audience. 

Loud, powerful, and captivating, these Haka performers are perfect for grabbing attention at cultural and sporting events and energizing audiences at conferences. The Haka also promotes the themes of unity and solidarity at corporate events, as it is traditionally used to foster cohesiveness (kotahitanga) within tribes to achieve focus and unity towards a common goal. 

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Beyond their Haka performances, this group also offers Haka Workshops. 

If you’d like to hire Haka dancers for your event, get in touch with our entertainment coordinators who will be more than happy to assist.