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Noe Tanigawa
Arts & Culture reports from HPR's Noe Tanigawa
Wine, Words, and Lois-Ann
ShareThisWine and well chosen words are such a great pairing, that Bamboo Ridge, the Hawai’i Writers’ Quarterly, is building another party around them. HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports.
Bamboo Ridge presents an evening of wine and words with lots of laughs and heavy pupus Tuesday evening, July 19, 7:00 p.m, at Manoa Valley Theatre. Check http://www.bambooridge.com/event.aspx?pid=1&eid=397 for details.
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The Albers Trio in Workshop and Concert
ShareThisThe Albers Trio is in town for workshops and a concert this coming Sunday. These young musicians have found exciting and rewarding lives in classical music and are eager to share their talents and ideas. HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports.
The Albers Trio will perform Sunday, 5:30pm at Seto Hall on the ‘Iolani School campus. Tickets available at the door or by emailing ViolinLE@aol.com .
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Our Own Stories Centerstage at Ong King Arts Center and the "Talk Story Camp"
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Story Slams are popping up across the nation, encouraging mostly non-professional participants to take the stage and tell a personal story. The amazing diversity of voices and experiences that emerge are a testament to storytelling as a transformative art.
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"The Tempest", Shakespeare's Roiling Drama With Puppets and Ukulele
ShareThisThe Hawai’i Shakespeare Festival is near its goal of producing every one of the Bard’s plays. This year the festival, which is known for edgy productions, opens with a puppet version of “The Tempest”. At a recent rehearsal, HPR’s Noe Tanigawa found the production combines the talents of some of Honolulu leading actors and backstage artists.
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Michael Rooks Rocks the "Artists of Hawai'i" Show
ShareThisThe Artists of Hawai’i show at the Honolulu Academy of Arts is unique this year because of the juror’s history. Michael Rooks served with distinction as a curator for both the Contemporary Museum and the Academy before moving to New York, then his present position in Atlanta.
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