Perform in English and Hoike in Hawaiian Language. Sit in English and Noho in Hawaiian Language. Release in English and Hookuu in Hawaiian Language. Dance in English and Haa in Hawaiian Language. Hide in English and Pee in Hawaiian Language. Memorize in English and Hoopaanaau in Hawaiian Language. Touch in English and Hoopa in Hawaiian Language. Sing in English and Mele in Hawaiian Language. Appear in English and Oili in Hawaiian Language. Dive in English and Luu in Hawaiian Language. Crawl in English and Kolo in Hawaiian Language. Dance in English and Hula in Hawaiian Language. Balance in English and Kaulike in Hawaiian Language. Bellow in English and Kuo in Hawaiian Language. Breathe in English and Hanu in Hawaiian Language. Extend in English and Hoonui in Hawaiian Language. Embrace in English and Puliki in Hawaiian Language. Flinch in English and Kuemi in Hawaiian Language.

Sit in English and Noho in Hawaiian Language.

Release in English and Hookuu in Hawaiian Language.

Dance in English and Haa in Hawaiian Language.

Hide in English and Pee in Hawaiian Language.

Memorize in English and Hoopaanaau in Hawaiian Language.

Touch in English and Hoopa in Hawaiian Language.

Sing in English and Mele in Hawaiian Language.

Appear in English and Oili in Hawaiian Language.

Dive in English and Luu in Hawaiian Language.

Crawl in English and Kolo in Hawaiian Language.

Dance in English and Hula in Hawaiian Language.

Balance in English and Kaulike in Hawaiian Language.

Bellow in English and Kuo in Hawaiian Language.

Breathe in English and Hanu in Hawaiian Language.

Extend in English and Hoonui in Hawaiian Language.

Embrace in English and Puliki in Hawaiian Language.

Flinch in English and Kuemi in Hawaiian Language.

A House Divided

WED-SAT OCTOBER 19, 20, 21, 22, 2016 AT 7:30 P.M.
SUN OCTOBER 23, 2016 AT 2 P.M.
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY MFA DIRECTING CANDIDATE KEVIN C. K. BERG

Location: Earle Ernst Lab Theatre

How far would you go to reclaim what you’ve lost? This immersive-theatre production explores this question. Set 10 years in the future, this production places audiences in the action where they will be forced to deal with issues ranging from Hawaiian Sovereignty to corporate terrorism, consumerism to hostage-taking. The first show of its kind in Hawai`i.

Tickets

$18 Regular
$16 Seniors, Military, UH Faculty/Staff
$15 UHAA Members
$13 Students
$8 UH Mānoa Students with valid ID*

Tickets are on sale online at etickethawaii.com, by phone at 944.2697, at Campus Center, at Stan Sheriff Box Office, and at the Kennedy Theatre Box Office 10am-1pm during show weeks.