Andrew Huynh, Vivian Diep, Ernor Sewell-Welle
Kaimuki High School Performing Arts Center announces the return of Wolf Tails
Wolf Tails
An original anti-bullying Children’s Fairytale
Sat, October 24 – 7:00pm
Sun, October 25 – 3:00pm
Sun, November 1 – 3:00pm
[KAIMUKI, OAHU, SEPTEMBER 2015] We are pleased to announce KHSPAC’s fall production of our popular children's play, Wolf Tails, which was last shown in Fall 2010 to sold-out school audiences. Wolf Tails is an original KHSPAC script that twists traditional fairytales by presenting the "Big Bad Wolf" character as the target of bullying by the sheep! This anti-bullying play set to music brings together several famous stories about “The Big Bad Wolf”: The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Three Little Pigs, Little Red Riding Hood, and Peter and the Wolf! Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of “Wolf Tails”, this 2015 production has been refreshed and re-imagined with new songs featuring a cast of 18 talented students from Kaimuki High School
Targeted for younger audiences, but fun for all ages, the show will be performed on Sat, October 24 at 7:00pm, Sun, October 25 at 3:00pm and Sun, November 1 at 3:00pm. Adult tickets are $10, students, military and seniors with I.D. are $5, Kids 3-4 are $3, and under 3 are free! Box office opens thirty-minutes before each performance for ticket sales. Kaimuki High School is located at 2705 Kaimuki Ave., between Kapahulu Ave. and Kapiolani Blvd.
ABOUT KHSPAC: Kaimuki High School Performing Arts Center offers classes in acting, music, dance and technical theater at no cost to public school students all over Oahu. The program’s mission is based on the belief that performing arts develop important life skills including discipline, teamwork, creativity, self-awareness, confidence, focus, and appreciation of the performing arts. Under the direction of M.J. Matsushita, the program and it's musical and dramatic productions involve about 160 students who present three major productions per school year. KHSPAC is one of three Department of Education learning centers for performing arts on Oahu. For more information visit:http://khspac.org.
For more information, contact Joanne Libarios at 733-4913 or via e-mail: o[email protected].
Wolf Tails
An original anti-bullying Children’s Fairytale
Sat, October 24 – 7:00pm
Sun, October 25 – 3:00pm
Sun, November 1 – 3:00pm
[KAIMUKI, OAHU, SEPTEMBER 2015] We are pleased to announce KHSPAC’s fall production of our popular children's play, Wolf Tails, which was last shown in Fall 2010 to sold-out school audiences. Wolf Tails is an original KHSPAC script that twists traditional fairytales by presenting the "Big Bad Wolf" character as the target of bullying by the sheep! This anti-bullying play set to music brings together several famous stories about “The Big Bad Wolf”: The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Three Little Pigs, Little Red Riding Hood, and Peter and the Wolf! Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of “Wolf Tails”, this 2015 production has been refreshed and re-imagined with new songs featuring a cast of 18 talented students from Kaimuki High School
Targeted for younger audiences, but fun for all ages, the show will be performed on Sat, October 24 at 7:00pm, Sun, October 25 at 3:00pm and Sun, November 1 at 3:00pm. Adult tickets are $10, students, military and seniors with I.D. are $5, Kids 3-4 are $3, and under 3 are free! Box office opens thirty-minutes before each performance for ticket sales. Kaimuki High School is located at 2705 Kaimuki Ave., between Kapahulu Ave. and Kapiolani Blvd.
ABOUT KHSPAC: Kaimuki High School Performing Arts Center offers classes in acting, music, dance and technical theater at no cost to public school students all over Oahu. The program’s mission is based on the belief that performing arts develop important life skills including discipline, teamwork, creativity, self-awareness, confidence, focus, and appreciation of the performing arts. Under the direction of M.J. Matsushita, the program and it's musical and dramatic productions involve about 160 students who present three major productions per school year. KHSPAC is one of three Department of Education learning centers for performing arts on Oahu. For more information visit:http://khspac.org.
For more information, contact Joanne Libarios at 733-4913 or via e-mail: o[email protected].
