Shakespeare’s twisted, fairy-tale take on romantic comedy.
The classic romantic comedy introduces two love interests with an obvious obstacle to their romance, then resolves the obstacle for a happy ending.
In All’s Well That Ends Well, Helena loves Bertram, a “bright particular star” that is out of her orbit. By coming to the aid of the King, Helena wins Bertram’s hand ... but not his love.
Shakespeare first subverts then dispenses altogether with the traditional formula early on, and then the fun begins ... a fairy-tale-style adventure that definitely swings more toward comedy than romance.
| Aiko Chinen | Widow |
| Andy Valencia | Countess |
| Chelsea Cox | Dumaine, the Younger |
| Christine Umipeg-Apilado | Batterie |
| Claire Fallon | Bertram |
| Emily Wright | Diana |
| Jordan Clara Ihilani Sasaki | Lafew |
| Judithanne Young | Batterie |
| Judy Nguyen | Batterie |
| Kahana Ho | Batterie |
| Leah M. Koeppel | Dumaine, the Elder |
| Leigh Sholler | Lavatch |
| Lily Kim-Dela Cruz | Batterie |
| Linda Johnson | King |
| Maile Kapua‘ala | Parolles |
| Stephanie Keiko Kong | Helena |
One of Shakespeare’s Four Great Tragedies.
King Lear is the story of a king struggling against the ravages of age, his three daughters struggling with his increasingly erratic behavior, and a scheming villain trying to usurp the crown for himself.
Filled with moments both funny and moving, this production focuses on the danger of prizing flattery over honesty. The action is set in the Iron Age and will include live musical accompaniment.
| Brandon Dipaola | Edgar |
| Bronte Amoy | Cordelia |
| Chivalry Butler | Batterie |
| Christine Lamborn | Batterie |
| Eden-Lee Murray | The Fool |
| Nate Koike | France |
| Karen Valasek | Musician |
| Katherine Aumer | Regan |
| KC Odell | Kent |
| Kirk A. Lapilio Jr. | Albany |
| Lisa Malloy | Batterie |
| Malia Wessel | Oswald |
| Nate Koike | Batterie |
| Nygell Halvorson | Batterie |
| Paul Yau | Cornwall |
| Richard Valasek | King Lear |
| Ryan Bechard | Edmund |
| Sharon Garcia Doyle | Goneril |
| Shawn Forsythe | Glouceser |
| Tanner Haworth | Batterie |
Ibsen’s classic of realism, a dark drama of psychological manipulation.
The unhappy Hedda, trapped in a loveless marriage, manipulates everyone around her, infecting them with her misery and destroying lives.
| Betty Burdick | Aunt Julia |
| Jaime Bradner | Hedda Gabler |
| Jason Kanda | George |
| Kirstyn Trombetta | Thea |
| Antonio Anagaran | Lovborg |
| Olivia Barros | Berta |
| Reb Beau Allen | Judge Brack |