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HAWAII THEATRE EVENTS TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING HAWAII THEATRE
RESTORATION PROJECT.
MAHALO FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
The Hawaii Theatre
Center presents WEEKLY GUIDED TOURS
Every Tuesday*
of the month at 11:00 AM
Ticket
Price: $5
Join our 1-hour docent-guided
tours and experience the Hawaii Theatre through
its history, architecture, artwork, and a demonstration
of our Robert Morton Orchestral Theatre
Pipe Organ!
*The tours are subject to
change/cancellation due to rehearsal & performance
schedule.
Please call (808) 528-0506, in advance, to confirm tour
availability.
There’s a new SLAM in town! The historic Hawaii Theatre
presents HAWAII THEATRE SLAM!
during select First Fridays throughout the
2010-2011 season. Hosted by 3-time Grand Slam Champion
and nationally-known poet, Bridget Gray,
HAWAII THEATRE SLAM!
hosts a slam competition that is open to all to perform
their original poems for cash, prizes, and opportunities
to perform at future shows at the Hawaii Theatre. Held
in the intimate Weyand Room of the Hawaii Theatre, other
music and performance artists will be showcased in
addition to the SLAM poets.
Richard M. Towill & The Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame
present THE 26TH ANNUAL
KA
HIMENI ANA
September 10, 2010
Friday; 7:00 PM
Tickets: $20 - $30
No Discounts
For
26 years, KA HIMENI ANA
Hawaiian music competition has perpetuated Hawaiian
history through traditional singing styles often
described as “backyard” (informal) or nahenahe
(soft and sweet). Founded by local Hawaiian music
advocate Richard M. Towill, this music
competition celebrates the intimate nahenahe
style of Hawaiian music.
Hearing music without microphones or amplified
instruments and sung completely in the Hawaiian
language, audiences are captivated and experience a
journey into an earlier time of Hawai’i nei. The sweet
vocal harmonies are accompanied by the lulling,
unamplified sounds of the ukulele, acoustic guitar, and
other acoustic instruments used by Hawaiians prior to
1931.
According to Towill’s son Rick, Towill started this
competition “to bring old-style Hawaiian music back
to the forefront as part of the renaissance of Hawai’i,
to encourage and promote this style of music, and to
sponsor undiscovered talent, giving them a place to
start their music careers.“
Contestants are evaluated on their musicality, including
pitch, harmony, projection, and other aspects of
performance. Song selections composed by the performers
themselves or created prior to 1945 will be sung in the
Hawaiian language and in the nahenahe style, featuring a
soft and gentle voice.
KA HIMENI ANA serves
as a stepping-stone for artists into the Hawaiian music
industry. Groups such as Holunape, ‘Ale’a,
Ho’okena (which entered as Kipona Leo Hawai’i),
Kanilau and Pilioha have won this
competition, which launched their artistic success.
Approximately 10 musical groups will compete for
monetary prizes and other benefits.
Dr. Lawrence Tseu presents
THE MANY MOODS OF
MELVEEN LEED September 11, 2010
Saturday; 7:30 PM
A BENEFIT FOR...
THE HAWAII SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF & BLIND
Tickets:
$17 - $22 - $32 - $52
Discounts:
$5/off for Seniors, Students, Youth,
Military, Hawaii Theatre Members, &
Groups of 10 or more
In
recognition of “Deaf Awareness Month,” Hawaii’s Country
Girl and Na Hōkū
Hanohano
award-winning entertainer, MELVEEN LEED,
will headline a concert to benefit The
Hawaii School for the Deaf and the Blind.
The Many
Moods of Melveen Leed
will showcase six of Melveen’s favorite musical
genres: Hawaiian, Jazz, Country, Motown, Broadway and
International Flair. The versatile songstress will
perform each segment with Hawaii’s most notable guest
musicians from each genre of music.
VIP Ticket
Package: The fundraiser will
also feature a VIP pre-concert dinner with
cocktails, wine and complimentary valet
parking at Duc’s Bistro near the theatre at
1188 Maunakea Street. The VIP concert
package includes dinner, a Melveen Leed CD,
and VIP concert seating, and is available at
$150 per person. For more information about
the dinner packages and sponsorships, please
call Anna Meng at (808) 523-7738 or email
anna_meng@hotmail.com.
ASL interpreters
will be located on Orchestra level, House Right,
just in front of the stage. Please contact the
Box Office for Specific seating locations.
Children under the age of
4 will be permitted with a ticket.
HTC OHANA! Series presents
TIQRI:THE LITTLE SNOW FOX September
21, 2010
Tuesday; 11:00 AM
Tickets:
General Admission
$2 - Children (4-12 years old)
$7 - Adult
Followed
by a book signing in the Weyand Room with co-author
Jodi Parry Belknapand 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!
Actors and puppets bring this charming tale to life, surprising young
audiences with fascinating facts about protective natural camouflage and
endangered North Pacific wildlife during this interactive 45 minute
performance. Story Surfers is ‘O’hia’s brand new Educational
Program, which encourages reading through high performance energy
storytelling and audience participation.
HTC ENCORE! Series presents AUGIE T: I WAS LEFT BEHIND September 24th, 2010
Friday; 8:00 PM
Ticket
Prices:
$20 - $25 - $30
!!! ON SALE
NOW !!!
Voted
“Entertainer of The Year” by the
Midweek and
Star Bulletin, and Hawaii’s “Favorite Radio Personality”
in the Star Advertiser’s Best of the Best 2010;
AUGIE T
returns to the historic Hawaii Theatre
with his new one-man show tour, I
WAS LEFT BEHIND. The
first local comedian to sell out the Hawaii Theatre
and Blaisdell Arena,
this two-time Na Hoku Hanohano Award
winner has been selling out shows all across Hawai`i and the Mainland
with his family-friendly comedy.
Join
Augie and opening acts; brother Michael Tulba
of One Night Stand and Kolohe Kai;
a fresh, new island music group from the Windward side of Oahu whose
reggae-influenced style is inviting and infectious, with themes of
innocence and youthful enthusiasm, young love and all-around fun.
Once
again showing civic responsibility. Augie
has raised over $30,000 over the last three years to help schools,
organizations, clubs and students pay for trips, uniforms, equipment,
schooling and other necessities. A portion of the proceeds from I WAS LEFT BEHIND
will be given to arts and theatre programs throughout the State.
Sponsors of I WAS LEFT BEHIND
include First Hawaiian Bank,
Midas,
Leonard’s Bakery,
Xenon One,
Bud Light,
Hawaiian Springs Water,
Aston at the Executive Centre,
and the Mayor’s Office on
Culture and Arts.
Children under
the age of 4 will be permitted with a ticket.
*VIP
Ticket Includes After-Party and Meet & Greet.
No Discounts
LOVE ROCKS! Features
Grammy Award winning vocalist, Ambrosia’sJoe
Puerta featuring his songs “How Much I Feel,”
“Biggest Part of Me” and “You’re the
Only One.” The incomparable John Ford Coley
featuring his songs “Really Love To See You
Tonight,” “Love Is The Answer” and
“Nights Are Forever.” The incredible
performance of Benny Mardones featuring his songs
“Into the Night”, “Running Scared,”
and “Let’s Hear It For Love.” Introducing
live for the first time in Hawaii, one of the greatest
voices ever,W.T Greer with his “Always On
My Mind,” “Fall Into My Arms,” and
“This is The Moment.” J Michaels and
his Band featuring songs “Wildflower,”
“I Couldn’t Say Goodbye,”
and “Feel
the Touch;” and last, but not least, a very
special guest appearance of Honolulu’s Singing Sensation
Angeli Callo.
Hawaii Chinese Culture Center & Chinese Artists
Association present
MOON FESTIVAL CELEBRATION 2010
September 28, 2010
Tuesday;
6:30 PM
Celebrate
statehood in the golden autumn with the magic of
performing arts as Hawaii Chinese Culture Center
proudly presents THE MOON
FESTIVAL CELEBRATION 2010.
The
MOON FESTIVAL is one
of the two most important holidays in the Chinese
calendar (the other being the Chinese New Year, or
Spring Festival) The celebration features authentic
costumes, choreography and beautiful Chinese dances
alongside choirs, vocal performances and acrobats. The
ancient traditions will be embued with Aloha spirit!
Featuring renowned dance/vocal performers from China, the US and
Canada come to join the celebration. Experience peace,
culture & harmony at the
Hawaii Chinese Culture
Center'sMOON FESTIVAL CELEBRATION
2010.
****CHILDREN UNDER FOUR YEARS PERMITTED WITH A
TICKET****
A worldwide sensation,
Sing-a-long Sound of Music
is a screening of the 1965 classic film in glorious,
full-screen Technicolor, complete with subtitles and
goodie bags so that the whole audience can sing and play
along.
Dress in your finest habit,
lederhosen, or curtains and enter to win our Sound of
Music costume contest.
So come Sing-A-Long to
Rodgers and Hammerstein's
“Edelweiss,” “My Favorite Things,” “Climb Ev'ry
Mountain,” “Sixteen Going on Seventeen,” “The Lonely
Goatherd,” “Maria,” “Do-Re-Mi” and more!
St. Francis
Healthcare Foundation of Hawaii & Hawaiian 105 KINE
present
AN EVENING OF ALOHA October 9, 2010
Saturday; 7:00 PM
Tickets:
$25 - $35 - $50 - $75
No Discounts
An
exciting evening featuring the best in Island
entertainment complemented by a multi-media presentation
on the mission of St. Francis awaits as St.
Francis Healthcare Foundation of Hawaii and Hawaiian 105
KINE present An Evening of Aloha: Na Leo
Lanakila, Voices of Triumph.
Headlining the entertainment are Na Hōkū
Hanohano Awardwinners Raiatea Helm,
Jake Shimabukuro and Ho‘okena accompanied
by hula soloist Nani Dudoit. Also taking the
stage will be the Kamehameha Children’s Choir
under the direction of Lynell Bright, and the
Kamehameha Hawaiian Ensemble under the direction of
kumu hula Kaleo Trinidad.
During the concert, through brief vignettes, St.
Francis Healthcare System will highlight the many
different ways its services touches the lives of people
through its mission of building healthy communities.
St. Francis helps aging adults retain their
independence and “stay healthy at home,” provides
in-home care for those recovering after surgery or from
an illness, provides comfort and compassionate care to
terminally ill patients and their families; offers
outreach services to the homeless along the Waianae
Coast, and is building quality affordable housing for
Hawaii’s seniors. These services and more continue the
legacy started by Blessed Marianne Cope and six
Franciscan sisters who came to Hawaii in 1883 to care
for those with Hansen’s disease.
Proceeds from An Evening of Aloha
will benefit the Sisters’ health care ministries in
Hawai‘i.
This is a very special evening of aloha
not to be missed!
Discounts:
$5/off the
$52 and $42 tickets:
HTC Members & Groups of 10+
There are NO discounts on the $75.00 VIP tickets.
It is artistic directors Dwight Rhoden and
Desmond Richardson’s lifelong appreciation for the
artistic & aesthetic appeal of the multicultural that
forms the cornerstone of
Complexions Contemporary Ballet’S
singular approach to reinventing dance. Founded in 1994,
Complexions’ groundbreaking mix of methods,
styles, cultures has created an entirely new and
exciting vision of human movement over the past
decade-and-a-half.
The company’s foremost innovation is that dance should
be about removing boundaries, not reinforcing them.
Whether it be the limiting traditions of a single style,
period, venue, or culture, Complexions transcends
them all, creating an open, continually evolving form of
dance that reflects the movement of our world—and all
its constituent cultures—as an interrelated whole.
Hawaii Arts Ensemble & Halau Hula Ka No'eau present
HULI`AU
October 23, 2010
Saturday; 7:30 PM
Concieved in 1996, the annual HULI'AU concert was created as a venue
for Halau Hula Ka No`eau to showcase its creatieve endevours. Led by
Kumu Hula Michael Pili Pang, this unique dance company has toured the
United States, Canada, and Asia since 1994 and is recognized by the National
Endowment for the Arts as one of Hawaii’s leading Hawaiian Touring Company.
HTC ENCORE! Series presents
SILENT SCREAM:
F. W. Murnau's
'NOSFERATU'starring
Max Schreck
October 31, 2010
Sunday; 2:00 PM
Ticket Price:
$10 General Admission - Pre-Sale
$12 General Admission - At the Door
!!! ON SALE:
SEPTEMBER 28 !!!
Discounts: $5/off
for Seniors, Students, Youth, Military
& HTC Members
!!!
The Original Silent Vampire Classic !!!
"Is that your wife?...What a lovely
throat."
This 1922 silent film will be
underscored throughout by the
Hawaii Theatre Orchestral Organ.
Mr. John McCreary- Maestro
This classic silent version of
"Dracula" remains
F. W. Murnau's unparalleled masterpiece of horror.
Often remade, but never duplicated for sheer poetic
terror.
As noted critic Pauline Kael
observed, "... this first important film of the vampire
genre has more spectral atmosphere, more ingenuity, and
more imaginative ghoulish ghastliness than any of its
successors."
Some really good vampire movies have
been made since Kael wrote those words, but German
director F.W. Murnau's 1922 version remains a
definitive adaptation of Bram Stoker's
Dracula.
Created when German silent films were
at the forefront of visual technique and
experimentation, Murnau's classic is remarkable for its
creation of mood and setting, and for the unforgettably
creepy performance of Max Schreck as Count Orlok, a.k.a.
the blood-sucking predator
Nosferatu.
With his rodent-like features and long, bony-fingered
hands, Schreck's vampire is an icon of screen horror,
bringing pestilence and death to the town of Bremen in
1838. (These changes of story detail were made necessary
when Murnau could not secure a copyright agreement with
Stoker's estate.)
Using negative film,
double-exposures, and a variety of other in-camera
special effects, Murnau created a vampire classic that
still holds a powerful influence on the horror genre.
(Werner Herzog's 1978 film Nosferatu the Vampyre is both
a remake and a tribute, and Francis Coppola adopted many
of Murnau's visual techniques for Bram Stoker's
Dracula.)
Seen today, Murnau's film is more of
a fascinating curiosity, but its frightening images
remain effectively eerie.
Discounts:
$3.00 OFF the Adult price for the following groups:
HTC Members, Seniors, Students, and Military
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
audience participation.
Children ages 0-3 years ARE permitted WITHOUT a ticket.
There’s a new SLAM in town! The historic Hawaii Theatre
presents HAWAII THEATRE SLAM!
during select First Fridays throughout the
2010-2011 season. Hosted by 3-time Grand Slam Champion
and nationally-known poet, Bridget Gray,
HAWAII THEATRE SLAM!
hosts a slam competition that is open to all to perform
their original poems for cash, prizes, and opportunities
to perform at future shows at the Hawaii Theatre. Held
in the intimate Weyand Room of the Hawaii Theatre, other
music and performance artists will be showcased in
addition to the SLAM poets.
HTC ENCORE! Series presents THE PORTUGUESE KINGS OF COMEDY
!!! Frank De Lima & Augie T !!!
November 12, 2010
Friday; 8:00
PM
!!! ON SALE: OCTOBER 12
!!!
Don’t miss this special presentation
featuring Frank De Lima
and Augie T!
Hawaii’s most famous household names for family-friendly
comedy will reunite for this legendary evening of
comedy, laughter and fun.
HTC HANA HOU! Series presents A CAZIMERO CHRISTMAS featuring...The Brothers Cazimero
December 10-12, 2010
Friday; 7:30 PM
Saturday; 7:30 PM
Sunday; 2:00 PM
!!! ON
SALE: SEPTEMBER 21 !!!
When
speaking of Hawaiian music, The
Brothers Cazimero
have become the benchmark – the standard by which all
other Hawaiian entertainers are measured. This holiday
season, fill your heart with the goodwill and wonder of
Christmas with the Brothers Caz!
Make plans to join Robert
and Roland,
and other special guests, as they celebrate the holidays
in their hallmark fashion will fine music, first-class
dance, and fun-filled moments for the entire family.
Acoustic guitarist
LEO KOTTKEreturns to the
Hawaii Theatre!Widely known for his innovative
fingerpicking style, which draws on influences from
blues, jazz, and folk music, and his syncopated,
polyphonic melodies;Kottke
has overcome a series of personal obstacles including
partial loss of hearing and a nearly career-ending bout
with tendon damage in his right hand to emerge as a
widely-recognized master of his instrument.
Focusing primarily on instrumental
composition and playing, Kottke has sporadically
moved in a vocal direction, singing in an unconventional
yet expressive baritone famously self-described as
sounding like "geese farts on a muggy day".In concert, Kottke intersperses humorous
and often bizarre monologues with vocal and instrumental
selections from throughout his career, played solo on
his signature 6- and 12-string guitars.
HTC
HANA HOU! Series presents A Tribute to
Charles E. King & Johnny Noble starringKawika Trask & Friends
January 28, 2011
Friday; 7:30 PM
!!! ON SALE: DECEMBER 7 !!!
Kawika Trask and
friends host a special celebration of the oeuvres of
Charles E. King and John A. (Johnny) Noble.
Take a trip back in time to the Golden Age of Hawaiian
Music honoring the “Dean of Hawaiian Music,” Charles
E. King, best known for his compositions “Na Lei
O Hawai`i” and the Kamehameha Schools fight song,
“Imua Kamehameha;” and enjoy the classic sounds of
Johnny Noble, the one-and-only “Hawaiian Jazz
King.” Filled with music, hula, and surely some laughs,
this concert will be a hit with locals and guests alike!
HTC OHANA! Series presents
WISHES
& WINGS
March 12-13,
2011
Saturday; 7:00 PM Sunday;
2:00 PM
Tickets:
$2 - Children (4-12 years old)
$7 - Adult
Discounts:
$3.00 OFF the Adult price for the following groups:
HTC Members, Seniors, Students, and Military
In this musical fairytale/fantasy,featuring 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.
Children
ages 0-3 years ARE permitted WITHOUT a ticket.
A Tribute to
Helen Desha Beamer & R. Alex Anderson starring
THE BROTHERS CAZIMERO
March 19,
2011
Saturday; 7:30 PM
!!! ON SALE: DECEMBER 7 !!!
The Hawaii Theatre's celebration of
Hawaiian music continues with The Brothers Cazimero
offering a fascinatingly diverse pairing of works by two
distinguished composers: Helen Desha Beamer and
R. Alex Anderson. Best known for his compositions
“Lovely Hula Hands,”“Punahou” and
“Mele Kalikimaka,”R. Alex Anderson was one
of the early pioneers of Hapa haole music. Then, the
beautiful voice and music of Helen Desha Beamer
will be recalled in this lovely tribute to music that
has influenced generations of Hawaiian musicians, as
well as music-lovers around the world.
The Hawaii Theatre Young Actors’ Ensemble ~ in ~
William Shakespeare's
AS
YOU LIKE IT April 29-30, 2011
Friday; 7:00
PM
Saturday; 2:00
PM
Tickets:
$2 - Children (4-12 years old)
$7 - Adult
Discounts:
$3.00 OFF the Adult price for the following groups:
HTC Members, Seniors, Students, and Military
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.”
A
Tribute to Vicki I′i
Rodrigues & Ohana Directed by Tony Conjugacion
May 20, 2011
Friday;7:30 PM
!!! ON SALE: DECEMBER 7 !!!
Experience the mele of old Hawai′i in
this carefully crafted
tribute to
Vicki I′i Rodrigues and Ohana,
directed by Tony Conjugacion and special guests.
This traditional evening of memories is not simply a
celebration of the past; it is a journey into the world
of true Hawaiian classics that celebrates Aunty Vicki,
her ohana, and their legacy of music.
HTC ENCORE! Series
presents
DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN
Written by Rob Becker May 24-29,
2011
!!! ON SALE: DECEMBER 14 !!!
!!! The longest running solo play
in Broadway history !!!
DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN
is a hilariously insightful play about the ways
men and women
relate. It has both sexes roaring with laughter and recognition. Lots of
affectionate nudging goes on during the performance as audience members
recognize themselves in the stories being told on stage.
Written by comedian Rob Becker over a three year period
that included an informal study of psychology, sociology, and prehistory,
DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN is full of wonderful scenarios that celebrate the
differences between men and women, making it the perfect entertainment
option for couples, or a girls night out.
CAVEMAN also has a loyal following in the therapy
community, having been
seen and recommended by thousands of psychologists and counselors across
the United States.
The messages conveyed in DEFENDING
THE CAVEMAN are universal—and laughter is the same in any language!
DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN is produced by Theater Mogul — a global theatrical
production company with shows in more than 30 countries and in 16 different
languages. Its offices are in New York City and Zurich, Switzerland.
Press Quotes:
(or as we like to say...approving grunts)
“DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN is a nationwide comic phenomenon!” ~ The New York Times
“CAVEMAN is back, and it’s still a hit! It’s hilarious! A
blockbuster!” ~ The Washington Post
“Outrageously funny!
CAVEMAN explores all of the things
that make
men and women fight, laugh and love. I could sense people falling and
re-falling in love all around me.” ~ The Dallas Morning News
“DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN is so perceptive, so witty, so
sweetly
understanding, you can’t help feeling exhilarated!” ~ The Boston Globe
“The hilarity of CAVEMAN – and it IS hilarious – comes
from keenly
observed detail, from truth. CAVEMAN makes us howl at ourselves,
whether we’re male or female.” ~ The Miami Herald
“CAVEMAN is a primal scream!”
~ The Toronto Star
“CAVEMAN ranges from howlingly funny to movingly tender.” ~ The Denver Post
“CAVEMAN is laugh-out-loud funny!”
~ The Sacramento Bee
“DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN goes straight to the funny bone.
Its
affection for women and its light-hearted defense of men makes
CAVEMAN a winner for both sexes.”” ~ The Chicago Sun-Times
“Your face hurts from laughing so hard!” ~ The Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
“CAVEMAN is hysterically funny!” ~ Variety
“DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN is sensation of the year!” ~ The Chicago Tribune
Winner!
2001 Laurence Olivier Award
for Best
Entertainment
HANA HOU! SERIES HOLLYWOOD GOES HAWAIIAN
JULY 10,
2010
AHIHI LEHUA: FOR THE LOVE OF HULA
JULY 11, 2010
A CAZIMERO CHRISTMAS
DECEMBER 9-12, 2010
JOHNNY NOBLE & CHAS E KING
JANUARY 28, 2011
R ALEX ANDERSON & HELEN DESHE BEAMER
MARCH 19, 2011
VICKI I‘I RODRIGUES & OHANA
MAY 20, 2011
ENCORE! SERIES AUGIE T: I WAS LEFT BEHIND
SEPTEMBER
24, 2010
SINGALONG SOUND OF MUSIC
OCTOBER 1-3, 2010
HAWAII SLAM THEATREFIRST FRIDAYS (VARIOUS)
SILENT SCREAM: NOSFERATU
OCTOBER 31, 2010 THE PORTUGUESE KINGS OF COMEDY
NOVEMBER 12, 2010
DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN
MAY 24-29, 2011
OHANA! SERIES TIQRI: THE LITTLE SNOW FOX
SEPTEMBER
21, 2010
THE LEGEND OF RUSALKA
NOVEMBER 3, 2010
WISHES & WINGS
MARCH 12-13, 2011
PACIFIC BASIN MUSIC FESTIVAL
MARCH 23, 2011
PUNCHBOWL MUSIC FESTIVAL
APRIL 19-20, 2011
AS YOU LIKE IT
APRIL 29-30, 2011
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AND UNDER ARE NOT PERMITTED INSIDE THE AUDITORIUM UNLESS
OTHERWISE NOTED BY THEATRE MANAGEMENT.
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