Hope and transformation at Kennedy Theatre’s The Spitfire Grill
Filled with heart, passion, and folk-based songs, The Spitfire Grill is a musical about discovery and recovery in difficult times.
Power and Folly: Japanese satire for the 21st century
Directed by Julie Iezzi, in collaboration with three visiting master kyogen artists, students perform in a 600 year-strong comedic form called kyogen.
Shakespeare’s comedy Twelfth Night set in a Strictly Ballroom setting
Director Paul Mitri hopes audiences feel that they’ve entered a Fred Astaire movie when they enter the performance space.
Dance and media arts explored in MemoryHouse: DREAMS
Kennedy Theatre presents a visual journey of contemporary dance styles as well as hula and Balinese dance, performed live and enhanced by projection-scapes and video.
UH Mānoa celebrates Hawaiian theatre
ʻAha Hana Keaka, a Hawaiian theatre symposium, features Hawaiian performing artists from across the state and community leaders from the educational field.
Antigone: New take on a Greek classic
UH Mānoa’s Department of Theatre and Dance open its 53rd season with Sophocles’ reimagined classic, Antigone.
UH celebrates 2016 Poʻokela award winners
Congratulations to the University of Hawaiʻi students, faculty and alumni for their Poʻokela Award nominations and wins.
UH Mānoa MFA candidate takes national theatre award
UH Mānoa’s Nathaniel Niemi is awarded Stage Directors and Choreographers Society Directing Award.
The black death comes to Kennedy Theatre
One Flea Spare opens in UH Mānoa’s Earle Earnst Lab Theatre
Dance meets technology at Spring Footholds
The UH Mānoa Department of Theatre and Dance presents the second in its Footholds dance concert series, Spring Footholds: STREAMS.
