Queer artists dance, vogue, act, more in non-binary production
Are We There Yet, Baby? is a provocative production that delves into an array of expressions, such as monologues, contemporary dance and voguing.
UH News Image of the Week: Spring Footholds
This week's image is from UH Mānoa's Christine Lamborn.
Interactive play for keiki shines spotlight on climate change
The production explores re-imagined passageways and playing spaces of Kennedy Theatre.
Adaptation of Japanese thriller novel to premiere on stage
Directed by UH Mānoa MFA candidate Maggie Ivanova, the play blurs the lines between various realities framed by magical realism.
UH News Image of the Week: Form within a Form
This Image of the Week comes from UH Mānoa's Christine Lamborn.
UH Mānoa dance concert to feature Indigenous Korean contemporary works
The concert will highlight internationally renowned choreographers from Korea and original contributions by local artists and UH Mānoa dance and music faculty.
UH Mānoa tops list of prettiest college campuses in America
UH Mānoa was the first named on Architectural Digest's list of 53 schools selected out of more than 4,000 nationally.
Renowned Korean choreographers train UH Mānoa dancers for mainstage
Form Within a Form: Echoes and Reverberation will feature works pieced together by guest choreographers from the Korea National University of Arts.
Chinee, Japanee, All Mix Up opens Kennedy Theatre season
Director Reiko Ho leads an all-Asian, female-identifying student cast highlighting the Asian-American experience in Hawaiʻi and the U.S. mainland.
Mānoa choreographer earns national recognition, ignites Indigenous connections
Sai Bhatawadekar’s choreography was featured at the American College Dance Association Virtual Gala Concert on May 1.
