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!!! Download the Hawaii Theatre Education Season Brochure !!!
SHOWTIME!
SCHOOL MATINEE SERIES
Therefore they thought it good you hear a play
And frame your mind to mirth and merriment,
Which bars a thousand harms and lengthens life.
-Shakespeare
The Hawaii Theatre Center
SHOWTIME!
student matinee series has drawn thousands of students to the
historic theatre to experience the wonders of performance.
SHOWTIME!
student matinee series events offer, unique and captivating
educational productions geared especially for students in length and content
while being guided by current science, history, social studies and
cross-curricular standards.
SHOWTIME!
student matinee series offerings are either created and produced by the
Hawaii Theatre Center, such as the popular SHOWTIME AT THE HAWAII THEATRE,
MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, RUMPLESTILTSKIN, SLEEPING BEAUTY: THE
MUSICAL,THE TEMPEST, ROMEO & JULIET, TWELFTH NIGHT and THE
SNOW QUEEN productions; or
presented in cooperation with Performance Partners.
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ALL STUDENT MATINEES $5
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WITH EVERY 20 STUDENTS, A TEACHER GETS IN FREE
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FOR STUDENT MATINEE
RESERVATIONS CALL (808) 791-1310
TEACHERS: VISIT TARGET’S WEBSITE FOR
INFORMATION ABOUT THE TARGET FIELD TRIP GRANTS AVAILABLE:
http://sites.target.com/site/en/company/page.jsp?contentId=WCMP04-031880
Public Performances
presented by the Hawaii Theatre Center Ohana Series
Call the HTC
Box Office: (808) 528-0506
TIQRI:
THE LITTLE SNOW FOX
Pre-K – 3rd Grade
Student Matinees:
Tuesday,
September
21, 2010 - 9:15 AM
Thursday,
September
23, 2010 - 9:15 AM
Public Performance:
Tuesday, September 21,
2010 - 11:00 AM
Followed
by a book signing in the Weyand Room with co-author
Jodi Parry Belknap
and award-winning illustrator Joe
Dodd !!!
`O`hia Productions’ Surfin’
Stories series visits the Hawaii Theatre with their delightful
adaptation of Tammy Montgomery and Jodi Parry Belknap’s tale
about a little snow fox who learns an important lesson: be happy with who
you are!
Puppets and actors teach young audiences fascinating facts about protective
natural camouflage and endangered North Pacific wildlife during this
interactive 45 minute performance.
THE LEGEND OF RUSALKA
K – 8th Grade
!!! The Opera World's
Little Mermaid !!!
Student Matinees:
Wednesday, November
3, 2010 - 10:00 AM
Thursday, November
4, 2010- 9:15 AM
& 11:00 AM
Public
Performance:
Wednesday, November 3, 2010 -
6:00 PM
In Hawaii Opera Theatre’s Opera Express kid-friendly
adaptation of RUSALKA, by Antonin Dvorak,
students will meet Rusalka, the beautiful mermaid who is willing to
sacrifice her voice to the Sea Witch in order to become human. This
45-minute version of Dvorak’s interpretation of Hans Christian
Andersen’s beloved fairy tale is audience interactive and features
student participation. For teachers who reserve tickets, HOT provides a
study guide and a link to the website that will allow them to download the
story and music to prepare their students.
WISHES
& WINGS
K – 6th Grade
Student Matinees:
Wednesday, March 9, 2011 -
10:00 AM
Thursday, March 10, 2011
- 9:15 AM & 11:00 AM;
Friday, March 11,
2011 - 9:15 AM & 11:00
AM
Public Performances:
Saturday, March 12, 2011 -
7:00 PM
Sunday, March 13, 2011 -
2:00 PM
In this musical fairytale/fantasy
with delightful songs and lyrics by Roslyn Catracchia, Blossom, the
hard-headed little fairy has only one night to learn the Fairy Virtues--very
important life lessons—in order to earn her wings. A series of encounters
with creatures from earth, sky and sea (fantastical oversized puppets) help
her achieve her goal.
50 minutes.
AS YOU LIKE IT
By William Shakespeare
7th
– 12th
Grades
presented by
The Hawaii Theatre Young Actors’ Ensemble
Student Matinees:
Wednesday, April 27, 2011 -
10:00 AM
Thursday, April 28, 2011 -
9:15 AM & 11:00 AM
Friday, April 29, 2011-
9:15 AM
Public Performances:
Friday, April 29, 2011 -
7:00 PM
Saturday, April 30, 2011 -
2:00 PM
The Hawaii Theatre Young Actors’ Ensemble
- the talented troupe of high school actors from across O`ahu
- delivers this delicious comic romp as courtiers hide out in the
forest of Arden. Noble young lady Rosalind loves Orlando. To observe him
without his knowing it, she disguises herself as the boy, Ganymede, and
launches all kinds of not-so-courtly mayhem while teaching Orlando the finer
points of how to woo his lady (herself!) In the meantime, Phebe, an
importunate shepherdess, falls in love with the beautiful Ganymede, much to
the distress of Silvius, the simple shepherd who adores her. The comic
subplots turn and twist, ultimately resolving just “As You Like It.”
For information on attending a
student matinee performance,
your educational institution should contact:
Hawaii Theatre Box Office SHOWTIME! Student Matinee Reservation Line
(808) 791-1310
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(Ages: 13-18)
Students from all over O'ahu meet
twice a week to train, rehearse, and perform classical theatre.
This year the Ensemble will have four months of theatre training
before entering rehearsal for William Shakespeare's
AS YOU LIKE IT.
For Additional
Information on This Program, Please Contact:
Eden-Lee Murray
Education Director
(808) 791-1397
Fax No. (808) 528-0481
eden-leemurray@hawaiitheatre.com
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(Levels: Grades 9-12)
This program is focused on job
skills in technical theatre. Students are individually mentored by
Hawaii Theatre staff to learn lights, sound, set and costume design,
directing, and/or stage management.
For Additional
Information on This Program, Please Contact:
Eden-Lee Murray
Education Director
(808) 791-1397
Fax No. (808) 528-0481
eden-leemurray@hawaiitheatre.com
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Hawaii Theatre
Center Discover! Series presents
THE PUNCHBOWL MUSIC FESTIVAL
April, 2011
In sweet music is such art,
killing care and grief of heart...
- Shakespeare
In 2006, through a grant from the
Hawaii State Foundation on Culture & Arts, the Hawaii Theatre Center was
able to host, for the first time, the 4th Annual
PUNCHBOWL MUSIC FESTIVAL.
This festival brought together neighboring schools; Central Middle School,
Kawananakoa Middle School, and Stevenson Middle School; together in a
professional setting which allowed for comfortable attendance of family,
friends, and faculty.
The
PUNCHBOWL MUSIC FESTIVAL
features both "Beginning" and "Concert" bands from each school as
well as a Beginning and Concert "Honor Band" comprised of students from each
of the schools.
In our historic professional venue,
these students are afforded the opportunities of musical performance as well
as social interaction with other students in a safe and professional
setting. The Hawaii Theatre looks forward to once again hosting the
PUNCHBOWL MUSIC FESTIVAL for
its 6th Anniversary!
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Hawaii Theatre
Center Discover! Series presents
DISCOVER! TOURS
By Appointment Only
All the world's a
stage...
- Shakespeare
The Hawaii Theatre Center
DISCOVER! tours
have thrilled students for over a decade by introducing them to the
Theatre's backstage, where they are shown how the technical magic of
theatre is created.
DISCOVER! tours
are scheduled during mutually available times for the requestor and the
Theatre. After discussions between the Hawaii Theatre Artistic Director and
the faculty/group leader requesting the tour; each tour is tailored
especially to the age range and interests of the group.
A
DISCOVER! tour's
content can include topics such as theatre history, technical theatre,
performance, auditioning, and career opportunities. Demonstrations can
include lighting, audio, rigging, costumes, and special effects... sometimes
we even make it snow!
If you are interested
in requesting or participating in any
DISCOVER! tours,
please contact Burton White at (808) 791-1306.
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DOWNLOADABLE & PRINTABLE RESOURCES |
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Let's see what they be: read them.
-Shakespeare
SHOWTIME
At The Hawaii Theatre
Complete with educational materials
for teachers, SHOWTIME AT THE HAWAII THEATRE
spotlights a multi-media history of the Hawaii Theatre, an interactive
viewing of the 1923 silent film "Hula Honeymoon" accompanied by the Hawaii
Theatre's 1400-pipe Robert Morton Unified Orchestral Theatre Organ, and a
"magic" demonstration of stage effects. Special friends act as Masters of Ceremony for this fun filled
hour-long performance.
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