Paʻa ke Kahua, Eia ke Kūkulu: Hawaiian Theatre at UH Mānoa
On Wednesday, September 29, 10am-11:30am HST join us for "Pa‘a ke Kahua, Eia ke Kūkulu:Hawaiian Theatre at UH Mānoa" – an integrated mo‘olelo of the history and current practice ofthe Hawaiian Theatre Program at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. Dr. Haili‘ōpua Baker andher haumāna, Akea Kahikina, Hi‘ilani Kim-Dela Cruz Okimura, Iāsona Kaper,Kaipulaumakaniolono, and Kamoani‘ala Tavares, share the mo‘olelo, scholarship and creativecontributions that they bring to the stage. This plenary presentation celebrates theestablishment of a kahua for Hawaiian-medium theatre and looks to the current and futurekūkulu.
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On Wednesday, September 29, 10am-11:30am HST join us for "Pa‘a ke Kahua, Eia ke Kūkulu:
Hawaiian Theatre at UH Mānoa" – an integrated mo‘olelo of the history and current practice of
the Hawaiian Theatre Program at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. Dr. Haili‘ōpua Baker and
her haumāna, Akea Kahikina, Hi‘ilani Kim-Dela Cruz Okimura, Iāsona Kaper,
Kaipulaumakaniolono, and Kamoani‘ala Tavares, share the mo‘olelo, scholarship and creative
contributions that they bring to the stage. This plenary presentation celebrates the
establishment of a kahua for Hawaiian-medium theatre and looks to the current and future
kūkulu.
Hawaiian Theatre at UH Mānoa" – an integrated mo‘olelo of the history and current practice of
the Hawaiian Theatre Program at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. Dr. Haili‘ōpua Baker and
her haumāna, Akea Kahikina, Hi‘ilani Kim-Dela Cruz Okimura, Iāsona Kaper,
Kaipulaumakaniolono, and Kamoani‘ala Tavares, share the mo‘olelo, scholarship and creative
contributions that they bring to the stage. This plenary presentation celebrates the
establishment of a kahua for Hawaiian-medium theatre and looks to the current and future
kūkulu.