Celebrated pidgin playwright’s works to be highlighted at Kennedy Theatre
Hawaiʻi Nō Ka ʻOi: A Sakamoto Celebration, features scenes produced by student directors and debuts February 24–27.
Hawaiʻi Nō Ka ʻOi: A Sakamoto Celebration, features scenes produced by student directors and debuts February 24–27.
Mark Branner directs the mainstage production that pays homage to beloved Hawaiʻi waterman, Eddie Aikau.
Alvin Chan and Moses Goods served as co-lecturers for the performance course based on techniques for acting in Shakespeare's plays.
A newly refurbished bus will serve as a backdrop and shuttle graduate students and other fellow entertainers to live performances across Oʻahu.
糖心视频 faculty and staff will take part in a five-week long virtual series highlighting social justice and reconciliation of historical and cultural wrongs in Hawaiʻi.
Fashion design students collaborated with theatre and dance students to create 3D fashion runway design projects.
Jack Fletcher mentored 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 theatre and dance students during the spring 2021 semester.
To earn the certificate, students must complete 18 credits with a 2.5 minimum grade point average.
I’m Lot Lane (a solo effort) and Oriental Faddah and Son earned special recognition at KCACTF.
Celebrated playwright Edward Sakamoto specialized in pidgin plays largely focused on local Japanese in Hawaiʻi.