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.
Windward CC Theatre 260 students present Massie/Kahahawai, recounting the infamous Thalia Massie case in pre-statehood Hawaiʻi, October 20–28.
The award winning broadway hit by Rodgers and Hammerstein opens on September?8?and runs through October?1?at Palikū Theatre.
The one-time-only performance is a collaboration of Kapiʻolani, Honolulu and Windward community colleges.
Windward CC voice, piano, slack key and ukulele students performances along side special musical guests Hōkū Zuttermeister, Teresa Bright and Mona Joy Lum.
The play by Nicholas Logue is presented as a heavily adapted “Beijing Theatre” piece incorporating live music, acrobatics and other conventions of Chinese theatre.
Palikū Theatre presents Nā Manu, an engaging exploration drawing upon the traditional stories that made birds so esteemed in Hawaiian culture.
Jamie Adkins presents an hour of intricately choreographed mayhem in the tradition of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton.
Windward CC hosts a week of student holiday concerts with special guests Sean Naʻauao and Teresa Bright.
One of three all-student productions, Metamorphoses is a post-modern staging of ancient Greek mythological tales recounted for a contemporary audience.
Windward Community College’s Paliku Theatre presents 1776 The Musical, running through September 25.