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CPIT Creative Industries Come Out to Play

November 9, 2011

CPIT Creative Industries Come Out to Play

CPIT’s annual showcase of the Creative Industries, Ignition, provides a scintillating glimpse into the future of design, architecture, performance and fashion when students put their best work of the year on show.

From short films to live jazz, from waiata to interior design, Ignition is a testament to the breath of programmes offered at CPIT.

The National Academy of Singing and Dramatic Arts production of CATS kicked off the festival in Ashburton (3 – 6 November) due to the Isaac Theatre Royal being closed. But there is plenty more to see before the final event on 9 December. For more information and tickets see www.ignition.ac.nz.

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