Indigenous performance, traditions takes center stage at UH Mānoa
The conference explored how Indigenous performance sustains knowledge, language and relationships across generations.
The conference explored how Indigenous performance sustains knowledge, language and relationships across generations.
Hawaiian theatre production Lele Wale takes audiences on a journey of community rebuilding in the wake of the Lahaina wildfires.
The performance moves between hip-hop, street dance, contemporary, Filipino Indigenous styles and ʻori Tahiti.
This week's image is from UH Mānoa's Kennedy Theatre.
The Yellow Boat, a Theatre for Young Audiences production, is directed by MFA candidate Emmanuel Mante.
Eighth-generation kabuki master Ichikawa Monnosuke VIII led an intensive workshop at UH Mānoa, offering rare, hands-on training.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical will be performed at the newly reopened KauaʻiCommunity College Performing Arts Center.
Kennedy Theatre’s new season hopes to inspire, challenge and uplift through diverse stories and bold new voices.
ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi and Hawaiian studies alumnus Brutus La Benz stars in Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch.
Puana earned an invitation to perform in June 2025 at the Kia Mau Festival, an international Indigenously led performing arts festival in Aotearoa.