VIDEO ON DEMAND
TAU DANCE THEATER - INDIGENUITY
Behold, INDIGENUITY!
An artistic celebration of gifts from our ancestors, native pride, and spiritual awakening through indigenous inspired music, dance, and theater.
MELE KALIKIMAKA WITH HENRY KAPONO AND FRIENDS
"Mele Kalikimaka with Henry Kapono & Friends” features the legendary Henry Kapono with some of Hawaii’s most iconic artists in a fun packed and classic filled Holiday concert.
MOONLIGHT MELE KALIKIMAKA
This holiday concert will feature local favorite 'UHE'UHENE, ROBI KAHAKALAU, ROCKY BROWN, JASMIN DUNLAP, THE MAKAHA SONS, and AMY GILLIOM
SOUNDS OF ALOHA CHORUS CONCERT
Join the Sounds of Aloha Chorus as they look back at 25 years of performances at the Hawaii Theatre. Featuring scenes from our favorite shows, guest appearances, interviews and performances.
VIDEO ON DEMAND
One of the first pieces we played together was a string quartet that Duane Padilla arranged
based on music written by Queen Lili‘uokalani. Queen Lili‘uokalani was the last sovereign
monarch of the Hawaiian Kingdom. She was overthrown on January 17, 1893 and confined to
her palace room as a prisoner and charged for conspiracy of treason. During this time, she
composed many pieces of music. The feelings of being forced into confinement due to the
pandemic opened a portal into the past, mirroring what the queen might have felt whilst
confined in her Palace. As we were playing, with goose bumps and neck hairs raised, we felt
overcome with an intense connection with the music. With this deeper insight, situated just a
few blocks away from her palace, we played as though we were connected with her emotions.
The magic of our first run-through of the quartet was shared mutually through our glances at each other on the final note ending the piece.
MUSIC OF QUEEN LILI'UOKALANI
VIDEO ON DEMAND
'Dana does Frank, Tony, Dean, Mel & Nat!’ With Ethan Capone, Mike Lewis, Mark Lindberg, Scott Villager and Abiud Flores.
Recorded Nov. 7. 2020 at the Historic Hawaii Theatre.
Dana does Frank, Tony, Dean, Mel & Bobby...or maybe Nat!
This series of Video On Demand concert events will help to raise money for the preservation and operation of the Historic Hawaii Theatre Center, help to put our technical crews back to work, and move to a point where our musicians are paid for performing again.