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2004-2005 Youth Theatre School Performances 2003-2004 Season Performances
ON THE MAINSTAGE -
The Paper Bag Princess and Other Stories By Robert Munsch,
adapted by Irene N. Watts October 25
at 4pm and 7pm The books of well known children's author Robert Munsch come to life as The Paper Bag Princess outwits the pompous dragon, Mud Puddle teases his playmate and her dog, Mortimer keeps everyone awake, and Angela's Airplane soars into the sky. Puppets of all shapes and sizes enhance this production, making this a delightful play experience for children eight and under, and for their families, too. Tickets on sale October 13: $12 Regular ’Tis Pity She’s A Whore By John Ford December 5, 6, 11,
12, 13 at 8pm Shocking even today, ’Tis Pity She’s A Whore pulls out all the stops in its juxtapositions of farce, black comedy, violence, and riveting eroticism. Jacobean playwright John Ford (1586 - 1643) was the Brian De Palma of his day as he raided, parodied and deconstructed the Shakespearean canon. ’Tis Pity, with its incestuous lovers, is like Romeo and Juliet on speed, and the subplots of sexual intrigue, murder, and religious corruption explode in an all-stops-out climax. This will be the first Jacobean drama ever offered on Kennedy’s mainstage and is strongly recommended for mature audiences. Tickets on sale November 24: $15 Regular Betty’s Summer Vacation By Christopher Durang February 6, 7, 12,
13, 14 at 8pm All Betty wanted for her summer vacation was a little peace and quiet away from the city. What she ended up with was a handsome hunk on the make, a nice young woman who had been abused by her father, a quiet young man with hat boxes, an unexpected visit from her landlady, a flasher, and more! This very funny, very dark play takes a savage look at American pop culture, particularly our obsession with sensationalist television. Christopher Durang is one of America’s brightest contemporary playwrights, working for stage, screen and television. Guest director Betty Burdick is a graduate of UHM’s MFA Directing program; she currently teaches at Hawaii Pacific University and Leeward Community College and has directed at Manoa Valley Theatre and Kumu Kahua Theatre. Tickets on sale January 26: $15 Regular
Annual Dance Concert: Music, Art, and Dance Fest! Choreography
by UH Faculty; March 5, 6,
12, 13 at 8pm The Annual Dance Concert turns Arts Festival for Spring 2004. This season’s concert celebrates the Music and Art Departments along with Dance. Music and Dance faculty provide compositions, choreography and direction for UHM student performances, Art faculty contribute visual designs, and student artists display their works in the theatre lobby. Contributors include Gregg Lizenbery, Betsy Fisher, Eve Walstrum Sanders, Vicky Holt Takamine, Peggy Gaither Adams, Takeo Kudo, Neil McKay, Armand Russell, Don Womack, Byron Yasui, Pat Hennessey and the UH Jazz Ensemble, and John Wisnosky. Press
Release & Photos $15 Regular
Kabuki: Nozaki Village Traditional Kabuki, performed
in English April 23, 24, 28,
29, 30, May 1 at 8pm Star-crossed lovers, samurai, an innocent country girl, and a worldly merchant daughter, all add to the humor and drama of this spectacular kabuki. The culmination of a nine-month training program in Asian Theatre, taught jointly by kabuki masters from Japan and local experts. Tickets on sale April 5: $18 Regular
Mainstage Box Office
Information: SPECIAL EVENTS ON KENNEDY THEATRE MAINSTAGE One Night Only: Saturday, January 10 at 7pm Master puppeteer Jim Gamble brings his cast of puppet friends to Kennedy Theatre for a fun evening of family entertainment. Perfect for families with children ages 3 and up. Tickets on sale January 5: $10 Regular
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