Oscar Kightley
Oscar Kightley is a New Zealand actor, writer, and director, known for his work in theatre and film, particularly in projects that celebrate Māori culture and identity. His play 'Dawn Raids' is included in the draft English curriculum, showcasing his impact on New Zealand's cultural narrative.
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Recent news mentions
Oscar Kightley reflects on his childhood experiences in the documentary about the Pati brothers.
Sol3 Mio stars Pene and Amitai Pati share family hardship in new Tenor doco
New Zealand· 2026-02-20
Oscar Kightley encouraged Umaga to platform Pasifika and disability issues.
Auckland Arts Festival: Samoan musician and disability advocate Fonotī Pati Umaga premieres new showNew Zealand· 2026-01-24
Oscar Kightley shares that John Clarke was the first Kiwi who made him laugh.
New doco by John Clarke’s daughter finally brings Fred Dagg homeNew Zealand· 2025-12-20
Oscar Kightley had better luck, winning back his seat on the Henderson-Massey local board.
Local elections 2025: Tight races and low turnout, who made it back and who was booted out?New Zealand· 2025-10-11
Oscar Kightley is asking people to vote him on to Auckland local boards.
Local body elections 2025: The races to watch and the cities guaranteed new mayorsNew Zealand· 2025-10-10
The suggested texts list included Dawn Raids by Oscar Kightley.
To be, or not to be? Draft English curriculum proposes compulsory Shakespeare for seniorsNew Zealand· 2025-04-01
