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Bassist Benny Rietveld presents a new stage show at Mānoa Valley Theatre about Hawaiʻi jazz saxophonist Gabe Baltazar Jr. and The Cavalier club, an old Honolulu hotspot for jazz music.
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HPR’s Ashley Mizuo reports on a target letter sent by the State Attorney General to Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke as part of their investigation; Santana bassist Benny Rietveld presents a new stage production about a Hawaiʻi jazz saxophonist from The Cavalier, an old Honolulu jazz hotspot.
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Poet and novelist Lois-Ann Yamanaka shares her experience witnessing her novel, "Blu's Hanging," take to the stage in a new theatrical adapation.
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Directors Kirstin Pauka, UH Asian Theatre Program Director, and I Madé Moja, Balinese master artist, talk about a new Balinese shadow puppetry called "Panji and the Lost Prince" set to debut at UH Kennedy Theatre.
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The play comes as this year marks 40 years since the People Power Revolution ousted former President Ferdinand Marcos from office in the Philippines.
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HPR sits down with playwright Ikaika Mendez and lead actress Waileia Tupou to discuss "Lele Wale," a new play about a community's resilience after the Lahaina wildfires.
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A stage production about a Hawaiian musician who we can thank for inventing the sound of the steel guitar and slack key has been back for a second season. HPR talked to Moses Goods, who is credited with writing the production, about taking this show on the road.
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Actor Dwight Martin and director Ixchel López-Durant spoke with HPR’s Maddie Bender about the play “Dial M for Murder.”
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University of Hawaiʻi professor Mark Branner and graduate theater students Cameryn Richardson and Jack Romans spoke to HPR's DW Gibson about “Enough,” a series of short plays about gun violence written by teens.
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Kumu Kahua Theatre's first production of the season kicks off with a play titled “Smother.” HPR talked to playwright Sara Ward about the process of writing her first play.