Mental illness and racism examined through Windward CC production
Windward Community College's A Walking Shadow chronicles the tragic true story of Myles Fukunaga, a mentally ill 19-year-old, who was executed on Oʻahu in 1929.
Cuban music, Halloween plays and more at UH Hilo’s Performing Arts Center
The Performing Arts Center celebrates dance, rich Cuban music, scary Halloween plays, holiday musical classics and so much more.
Palikū Theatre presents a Broadway musical and a docudrama
Windward Community College features a Broadway musical retold through African-American culture and a docudrama based on the execution of Myles Fukunaga.
Freaks, folks at Longs, guitar ensembles and more at Leeward Theatre
The Leeward Theatre presents its 44th season featuring a burlesque show, a play with an eclectic range of Longs customers, a Tony Award winning musical and much more.
Discover Love Local Style with short plays about all varieties of love
Palikū Theatre presents Love Local Style, short plays about love in Hawaiʻi written by some of the state’s most talented local playwrights in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
A story of race, poverty, and unsung heroes at Palikū Theatre
Windward CC Theatre 260 students present Massie/Kahahawai, recounting the infamous Thalia Massie case in pre-statehood Hawaiʻi, October 20–28.
Sharing Hawaiʻi at European music festival collaborative
Leeward CC Assistant Professor John Signor, students Rob Cornwall and Honybal Sosa and alumni and vocal artist Starr Kalahiki participated in Festival à Corps, an international dance festival held this past summer in France.
Leeward Theatre announces 43rd Season
The Leeward Theatre, currently undergoing a major renovation, is proud to announce their 43rd Season at new “Alternate Space.”
Experience dance beyond borders at the Asia Pacific Dance Festival
The Asia Pacific Dance Festival features performances by international and local guest artists as well as events and lectures open to the public.
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.
