Review: TWO NAILS, ONE LOVE at Kumu Kahua Theatre
by F.H. Kekoa - February 09, 2026
Two Nails, One Love is a show about how our stories shape who we are, and how we far more in common with our family than we sometimes believe....
Review: DIAL M FOR MURDER at Mānoa Valley Theatre
by F.H. Kekoa - January 28, 2026
Dial M will appeal will appeal to both new audiences as well as traditionalists who are fans of the 1954 film.
Don’t open the door.
Don’t answer the phone....
Review: CHICAGO at Blaisdell Center
by F.H. Kekoa - December 04, 2025
The Windy City has swept onto Oʻahu in a whirl of sequins, feathers, and enough razzle dazzle to power Honolulu City Lights!...
Past Shows
It's Not His Nose That Grows
Sep 30
It's Not His Nose That Grows showcases the work of playwright Lee A. Tonouchi, known for his contributions to Hawaiian theatre and his unique voice...
The Conversion of Kaʻahumanu
Jan 20 – Feb 20, 2022
When Lucy Thurston and Sybil Bingham arrive on the shores of Oahu in 1820, a year after Queen Kaahumanu overthrew the traditional kapu system in...
The Kasha of Kaimukī
Oct 28 – Nov 14, 2021
Based on the most famous & terrifying haunted house in Hawaii comes the thriller The Kasha of Kaimuk. Sam & Amanda are a lesbian couple...
Buffalo?ed
Jan 26 – Feb 26, 2017
Buffalo’ed Hawai‘i Premiere by Jeannie Barroga Directed by Reb Beau Allen Drama of Our Forgotten History Kumu Kahua Theatre begins 2017 with a story of...
Kamau A‘e
May 31 – Jul 1, 2012
The Hawaiian Sovereignty movement, with its complexities and controversies, takes the stage in this powerful drama. Fresh out of prison, Michael Kawaipono Mahekona joins a...
Wilcox’s Shot
Mar 29 – Apr 29, 2012
1901: Robert Kalanihiapo Wilcox, the revolutionary-turned-politician, arrives in Washington as Hawai‘i’s first delegate to Congress. A man of action in a powerless position, Wilcox confronts...
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