September 2, 2006
It’s theatre season!
I’m not a real social go-getter. I spend most of my time at home with just the dogs for company and that’s fine. There are two things I do outside of the house regularly. One is the monthly gathering with BookCrossing friends. The other is to attend the productions of Kumu Kahua Theatre. It’s in an old building near Chinatown in downtown Honolulu. A small, intimate theatre, it seats about one hundred people, and the productions are frequently staged as theater in the round, with audience contact and participation . I’ve had season tickets for about four years. I miss it during the off-season & wish they could go year round.
The new season has started and I’m excited. The first production this year is Mahalo Las Vegas, which is a continuation of the story in what has probably been their most popular play ever, Aloha Las Vegas (it’s been staged several times over the years.) I’m excited.
New task: remove the clutter from my car, vacuum & wash it so I won’t be too, too humiliated when I pick up my friend for our theatre date!
Kumu Kahua Theatre. Plays about life in Hawaii. Plays by Hawaii’s playwrights. Plays for Hawaii’s people.
Did I mention that I’m excited?
Posted by skeet @ 12:56 pm • Recreation, Society & culture
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