25-407: Soul Mates may refer to: Soul Mates (TV series) , a 2014 Australian television comedy series Soulmates (TV series) , a 2020 American television anthology series "Soul Mates" ( Babylon 5 ) , a 1994 episode of television series Babylon 5 Soul Mates (album) , a jazz album by saxophonists Charlie Rouse and Sahib Shihab " The Soul Mate ",
50-889: A 160-year-old woman) and in 2003, Best Supporting Actress in Henrik Ibsen 's An Enemy of the People . House won the 2001 Director of the Year award at both the Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards and the New Zealand Listener Awards for her direction of Mitch Tawhi Thomas ' play Have Car Will Travel . She attended the Prague Film School in 2008 and was awarded Best Director and Best Film Audience Award for her two short films made while studying there . In 2012, she received
75-476: A 1996 episode of television series Seinfeld Soul Mate #9 , a 2001 song by Tina Arena Soul Mates (1925 film) , a silent drama Soul Mates (2023 French film) , a French drama Soul Mates (2023 American film) , an American horror-thriller film Soul Mates , a 1913 film directed by Gilbert P. Hamilton Soul Mates, a song by Grant Nicholas on Yorktown Heights See also [ edit ] Soulmate (disambiguation) Topics referred to by
100-486: A classical Māori and a pre-colonial Māori world. It was performed as part of an international series at London's Globe Theatre . Other theatre directing work includes the award-winning production of Hinepau , which House also co-adapted from Gavin Bishop 's original book and toured both nationally and internationally, Neil La Bute 's The Mercy Seat and Hui by longtime collaborator Mitch Tawhi Thomas that premiered at
125-672: A director premiered in Taranaki, Aotearoa New Zealand. The Mountain is "a heartfelt drama about three children on a mission to find healing under the watchful eye of Taranaki Mounga (Mountain) and discover friendship in the spirit of adventure". In 1995, House won the "Most Promising Female Newcomer of the Year" Chapman Tripp Theatre Award for her one-woman show Nga Pou Wahine by Briar Grace-Smith . In 2000 she won Most Outstanding Performance for her role in Witi Ihimaera 's critically acclaimed play Woman Far Walking (as Tiriti,
150-488: A fashion label and seek yoga master Phoenix as their brand ambassador. Dom secretly works as a vacuum cleaner salesman at 'The Vacuum Guys', and their friendship and label are put in peril when Adrian finds out. In the second series, Adrian has sworn off ever using "the fashion" again. When his and Dom's "closed cafe" concept fails, Adrian is tempted by a charismatic yoga teacher to exploit a shocking secret from Dom's past. Best mates Rob (Boshier) and Dave (Van Vuuren) work at
175-630: A regular collaborator with Waititi, appearing in his second film, Boy , in 2010, and providing acting coach for the young actors on set. In 2016 she appeared in Waititi's third film, Hunt for the Wilderpeople , and again provided acting coaching for the young lead Julian Dennison . House voiced Gramma Tala in the 2016 Disney animated film Moana . In 2017, she played Grandmaster's bodyguard Topaz in Thor: Ragnarok . In 2019, she
200-471: A time travel agency called Travel Time Time Travel, and are planning to 'pitch' Time Tiki tours, an epic party across all the best parties in human history. Rob is given a promotion and promises it won't change him, but he returns upgraded to the terrifying cyborg Roboss 2000. A resentful Dave fetches himself from another timeline to be his new best mate, and their ensuing adventures result in the deaths of Hitler, Jesus and eventually Dave himself. Seti (Boshier)
225-459: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Soul Mates (TV series) Soul Mates is a 2014 Australian comedy series created by and starring Christiaan Van Vuuren and Nicholas Boshier , co-written by Van Vuuren's brother Connor Van Vuuren , screened on ABC2 . It features the same characters, as friends who met in a different era, as Bondi Hipsters (2011). Soul Mates follows
250-541: Is the bastard son of Egyptian queen Hatshepsut , and the brother of the psychotic half-bird Thutmose . Assigned to construct a tomb for Thutmose, Seti works with a slave named Amram (Van Vuuren), who teaches him a thing or two and whom he comes to admire. (Episode information retrieved from Australian Television Information Archive). The ARIA Music Awards are a set of annual ceremonies presented by Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), which recognise excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of
275-634: The Sydney Morning Herald wrote, "with her commanding presence and unmistakable New Zealand accent, Rachel House is a serial scene-stealer on Australian television and film." In television, House became a series regular in the Netflix reboot series Heartbreak High as Principal Stacy "Woodsy" Woods in 2022. The same year, House also appeared in the Apple TV+ series Foundation 2 and ABC series Bay of Fires . In 2023, House portrayed
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#1732798721637300-647: The Auckland Arts Festival in 2013. In 2016, House directed Auckland-based theatre company Silo Theatre's production of Medea , a contemporary retelling of the Euripides myth created by Australian theatre-makers Kate Mulvany and Anne-Louise Sarks . House has co-directed with Tweedie Waititi of Matewa Media for the Māori language versions of Disney animated films The Lion King (2004) and Moana (2016). In 2024, House's first feature film as
325-708: The New Zealand Arts Foundation's Laureate Award , which is given as an investment in excellence across a range of art forms for an artist with prominence and outstanding potential for future growth. In the same year, she won Production of the Year and Director of the Year at the Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards, for her direction of Toroihi rāua ko Kahira . In 2016, House received the WIFT (Women in Film and Television) NZ Mana Wāhine Award for her prolific contribution to theatre and film, both in front of and behind
350-636: The Prague Film School in the Czech Republic . While there she made two short films, Bravo and New Skirt. In 2010, she directed Kylie Meehan's short film The Winter Boy, produced by Hineani Melbourne for the New Zealand Film Commission 's Premiere Shorts. In 2012, House directed the Māori-language version of Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida , Toroihi rāua ko Kahira , adapted by Te Haumihiata Mason and set in
375-471: The music of Australia . They commenced in 1987. Rachel House (actress) Rachel Jessica Te Ao Maarama House ONZM (born 20 October 1971) is a New Zealand actress and director. She is best known for her roles in the films of Taika Waititi . She has received numerous accolades including an Arts Laureate , NZ Order of Merit , 'Mana Wahine' from WIFT NZ and Te Waipuna a Rangi (Matariki Awards) for her contributions as an actor and director. House
400-705: The Lake and The Power of the Dog (2021); and with Taika Waititi on Boy (2010), Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016), Jojo Rabbit (2019) and Next Goal Wins (2023). House was named as part of the cast for Stan Australia series Sunny Nights. House has directed numerous theatrical performances, short films and a feature film released in 2024. After graduating from drama school in 1992, House went on to direct theatrical performances, including Have Car, Will Travel by Mitch Tawhi Thomas in 2001 for which she won several awards. In 2008 House studied directing at
425-592: The UK/New Zealand co-production of Beauty and the Beast . In 1998 House made her screen debut in the short film Queenie and Pete . In 2002 she appeared in the award-winning feature film Whale Rider . In 2005 she became a series regular on Maddigan's Quest alongside a young Rose McIver . In 2008 House appeared in Taika Waititi's first feature film, Eagle vs Shark . She has gone on to become
450-527: The head of New Zealand's Munustry of Dufinse , and paired with disgraced rugby player Roger Blade (Van Vuuren). Their first mission as the Kiwi Assassins is to convince a young actor named Russell Crowe to forsake Australia and return to his native New Zealand. Their next task is to restore New Zealand's dairy supremacy by infiltrating a farm where the Aussies claim to have invented "Fizzy Milk". In
475-412: The new questions of prehistoric life. How do you find a woman? Is it alright to eat babies, or gods? They also tackle Rocky's self-destructive addictions to staring at the sun and spinning. In the second series, Rocky returns and introduces the tribe to the concepts of capitalism, management, currency, banking and democracy. Possum exterminator Terry Thinge (Boshier) is recruited by Mum ( Rachel House ),
500-775: The pirate Mary Read in season 2 of the HBO Max comedy Our Flag Means Death . As a voice actor, she is known for her roles as 'Gramma Tala' in Disney's Moana (2016) and 'Terry' in Pixar's Soul (2020). In 2023 she voiced 'Grandma Coco' in the Māori language version of Pixar's Coco (2017). She has starred in numerous animated series for television, including Sherwood , The Lion Guard , Amphibia , Pinecone and Pony , What If…? , Kiff and Koala Man . As an acting coach, House has worked alongside Jane Campion for Top of
525-417: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Soul Mates . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Soul_Mates&oldid=1216092671 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description
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#1732798721637550-663: The second series, Roger and Thinge go undercover at an Australian school whose rugby team has beaten the New Zealand Under-16s for several years in a row. Using an extract from the heart of Phar Lap , the school is enhancing and brainwashing Kiwi students into thinking they are Australian. Thinge's relationship with Mum and his step-son Roger is under strain, making Roger susceptible to Australian brainwashing. Adrian "Aids" Archer (Boshier) and Dom Nader (Van Vuuren) are hipsters living together in Bondi . They are setting up
575-664: The story of a couple of friends who are continually drawn together across the course of human history. In 2014, they are fashion-obsessed hipsters from Bondi Beach . In prehistoric times, they experience all of life's firsts as a couple of cavemen. In 1981 they are two New Zealand secret agents known as the Kiwi Assassins. In the year 2093 they are working in a time travel agency called Ticky Time Tours, tackling time travel conundrums. Previous online projects by Van Vuuren and Boshier include Bondi Hipsters , Beached Az , Trent from Punchy and The Fully Sick Rapper . Sticks (Boshier) and Rocky (Van Vuuren) are two cavemen, who tackle
600-909: Was born 20 October 1971 in Auckland and raised in Kamo , Whangārei by her adoptive Scottish parents John and Sheila House. Her Māori iwi (tribal) affiliations are Ngāti Mutunga , Te Ātiawa and Ngāi Tahu . House attended the New Zealand national drama school, Toi Whakaari , graduating in 1992. She went into stage work with the Pacific Underground Theatre and the Auckland Theatre Company . She has acted in several major productions that have toured nationally and internationally, including Hone Kouka's Waiora , Carol Anne Duffy 's The Worlds Wife and
625-673: Was one of the leading roles in Bellbird , a film that received several awards at several international film festivals. In 2020, she voiced Terry in the Pixar animated film Soul . She plays one of the main roles in the Australian 2023 comedy drama series Bay of Fires , and in 2024 will reprise her role in the second season of the award-winning Netflix series Heartbreak High . In response to her work in Australia, Bridget McManus of
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