
PICS: 2015 Po’okela Awards
Hawaii’s theater community came together at the Ko’olau Golf Club to honor the winners of the 2015 Po’okela Awards on Monday.
Hawaii’s theater community came together at the Ko’olau Golf Club to honor the winners of the 2015 Po’okela Awards on Monday.
Augie T, Andy Bumatai, Frank DeLima, Ed Ka’ahea and Bula’ia brought the jokes to the Waikiki Shell for Laugh Under the Stars on Saturday.
Diamond Head Theatre presents a Broadway-inspired take on the series of animated feature films loosely based on the 1990 children’s book.
The Society of Professional Journalists’ Hawaii Chapter is back with another edition of its biennial Gridiron Show at Diamond Head Theatre.
The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll is now represented on both sides of Kalakaua Avenue with the opening of “Burn’n Love” in Waikiki.
New Waikiki production “Burn’n Love” hosted the latest in a series of preview performances at the Holiday Inn Waikiki Beachcomber Resort on Friday.
Honolulu’s 2015-2016 theater season is as diverse as ever — from Shakespeare and Agatha Christie to August Wilson and pidgin dramas
Kumu Kahua Theatre hosted its 2015 Kala-Bash fundraiser at Ferguson’s Pub and the Dillingham Transportation Building Courtyard on Tuesday.
Overall, Manoa Valley Theatre’s 2015 production of “Once Upon One Noddah Time” is a campy romp — and even those who have seen it before will enjoy a revisit.
“It’s Only a Play” is an odd piece, offering an intimate behind-the-scenes look at the relationships between theater people and their critics.
While some will find this kind of humor pleasant and enjoyable, “Defending the Caveman” is a relic of a different era.
On stage at Kumu Kahua Theatre through the end of June, “Echoes of Dat Red Guitar” is stunning, beautifully written contemporary American theater.
Diamond Head Theatre’s “42nd Street” shoots for the sky, adding another star to the theatre’s already stellar season.
Several genres of modern entertainment are combined with varying degrees of success in Pretty Peacock Production’s revival staging of “Neon Dreams.”
An original play titillates the senses with a burlesque show performed under black lights.
Manoa Valley Theatre first produced this play in 1980; this month, the troupe returns to the piece to explore what it means to audiences today.
Pretty Peacock Productions and the808wonderland hosted the first-ever Burlesque Battle of the Islands at Nextdoor on Saturday.
All of the action of this show – which lasts two hours and 30 minutes, with an intermission – takes place in the sparse lobby of a Chicago donut shop.
Red Bull’s BC One breakdancing competition makes a stop in Hawaii with a series of events next week.
Hawaii Opera Theatre brings a stellar production of Stephen Sondheim’s black comedy “Sweeney Todd” to local audiences.
This vintage play about love, family ties and the importance of making time to enjoy life is beautifully crafted entertainment.
This year’s concert production by the UH Department of Theatre and Dance unleashes convincing body language.
Photos of the participants in the 2015 Miss Aloha Hula competition during the 52nd Merrie Monarch Festival.
The Hilton Hawaiian Village’s “Cirque”-like production halts performances, but the show’s manager says a “second season” is planned.
Jonah “Big Mox” Moananu helps keep Kalihi youth on the right path as musical director at T-Shirt Theatre.