Eva Hamok (Haunting Eva)

Written and Directed by Emmanuel Mante | MFA Directing Student 
April 20-21 & 26-27, 2024 – FRI/SAT at 11pm & SUN at 7:30pm

Eva Hamok or “Haunting Eva” is inspired by a true story about human trafficking in the Philippines. Specifically, about mail-order brides. This one-woman show follows Eva whose persona splits into two. The one-act play will also include an additional companion performance or screening (to be determined).

LATE NIGHT SERIES – TICKET PRICES

$5 UHM Student with current valid UHM ID
$8 Discount Groups (Military, Senior, UH Faculty/Staff, Non-UHM Students with Valid ID)
$10 Regular (Adult)

All tickets for Late Night Series productions are only sold in-person at the Kennedy Theatre Box Office window starting 1 hour before curtain.

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Late Night Series productions are selected and presented by the Late Night Theatre Company. This student-governed organization strives to create relevant and innovative performance art-making that dismantles oppression, fosters skills in a pre-professional environment, and empowers our local, national, and global communities. Late Night productions are by, for, and about UHM students. This student-run organization is hosted by the UHM Department of Theatre and Dance. Budgets and technical elements are kept minimal, in order to focus on students’ acting and directing skills. Shows are traditionally presented in the intimate Earle Ernst Lab Theatre at a student-friendly late-night hour.