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Making Reservations
• Choose which plays you would like to attend and fi ll out the enclosed Reservation
Form, or go to htyweb.org to download a Reservation Form.
• Inform your school coordinator which of the plays you would like to attend.
• Your coordinator will then compile all the reservations for your school and submit
them to HTY.
• If you do not have a school coordinator, fi ll out the Reservation Form and return it
to HTY along with the Pre-season Discount Card order form.
Scheduling Information
• Please visit www.htyweb.org/schoolsinfo for more information on scheduling and FAQs
• Changes and cancellations may be made by contacting [email protected]
or calling (808) 839-9885 ex.701
• Cancellations must be received in writing
• Estimated running time for Musubi Man and The Yoga Parade is 40 minutes,
all other shows are 1 hour.
• See http://www.htyweb.org/study-guide for DOE Benchmarks.
Cost
• Students are $6.00
• Students who qualify for free/reduced rate lunch are $4.50
• Teachers and aides are FREE
• Parents & other chaperones are $6.00
• Discount: You may purchase, in advance Pre-season Discount Cards to receive $1.50 off
the regular admission price of $6.00. Cards are $45 each, 10 admissions per card.
NO REFUNDS for extra admissions, so estimate carefully. Payment for cards must be
received by July 10, 2020.
Contact InformationHonolulu Theatre for Youth Offi ce
1149 Bethel Street, Suite 700
Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone: 808-839-9885
Fax: 808-839-7018
School ReservationsStu Hirayama
839-9885 ext. 701
htyweb.org
2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 1 S E A S O N
SCHOOL PERFORMANCES
by Y York
Everyone is celebrating the placement of the last paving stone covering the last unpaved patch of ground on the planet—that is, everyone except Ito, a girl with ears so big she can hear the ground talking. HTY’s resilience series continues with this modem comic fable about being different and the courage it takes to sustain our environment.
Grades 3-6October 13 - October 30Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30amPart of HTY’s RESILIENCE Series
by HTY Ensemble
These traditional stories from Hawai‘i and our neighbors in the Pacifi c celebrate the cultural traditions that connect us. Filled with humor, music and movement, these songs, dances and folktales not only teach about our past, but provide valuable wisdom for growing up today and our collective future.
Grades K-3August 10 - September 25Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30am
by Lee Cataluna adapted from the book by Sandi Takayama
“Run, run, as fast as you can! You no can catch me, I’m one musubi man!” The pidgin-speaking Musubi Man, like the gingerbread man in the classic tale, is determined not to be eaten and he sets out on a wild journey that takes him all the way to the sea. Designed to foster young children’s pre-literacy development, the story gives plenty of opportunity for kids to interact and help with the storytelling.
Preschool - Grade KNovember 2 - November 20Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30am
by Local Writers and the HTY Ensemble
This collection of short stories, sketches and songs captures the good, bad and hilarious of the holiday season in Hawai‘i. Pened by local comedy writers, this original play is a patchwork reminding us that there is no “normal” when it comes to celebrating our families and community and that even “tradition” deserves a little creativity.
Grades K-5November 30 - December 18Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30am
by Lee Cataluna
When cousins Noa and Luana spend a summer with their Aunty Halia on Kaua‘i, they do not imagine the mysteries they will uncover or the magic that will turn a boring summer into a quest. Told with humor, this story of modern kids learning to appreciate their family history, culture and their place in the world is a beautiful example of the gifts genera-tions give each other.
Grades 3-8January 11 - February 5Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30amPart of HTY’s Multi-generational Series
by Harmony Tesoro and the HTY Ensemble
Made for HTY’s youngest audience, this participatory journey takes our keiki on an adventure through the wild jungles and deep forests of India and beyond. Along the way, the audience learns simple poses to calm down or power up their bodies. Breathe like a lion, move like a mouse and use your body and imagination to move your way to a healthy life.
Preschool - Grade KFebruary 18 - March 5Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30am
by Mathew Mazzella, Eric Johnson and the HTY Ensemble
This new musical telling of the classic story focuses on Alex, an avid gamer who struggles to fi nd the right balance between life outside her favorite video game, “Neverland” and her desire to play, play, play. Is it time to grow up and face the mounting pressures of home and school or to fl y on ‘till morning? Told with contemporary music, special effects and a little pixie dust, this original HTY adaptation soars to life bringing to the stage all the action and excitement of the original telling but for a new generation.
Grades K-5April 15- May 21Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30am
THE LAST PAVING STONE
E Komo MaiWelcome to our 66th Season of theatre. With your help, well over
100,000 students will experience the joy of live, professional
theatre as part of their education in the 2020-2021 school year!
Whether your group fancies a new take on a classic story, an
exploration of Hawaii’s rich culture or just a fun Holiday fi eldtrip
you can be assured that each of these off erings is built with the
local educator in mind. A full study guide connecting the
experience to DOE Standards is available for every production.
Our staff is available to answer questions, help with reservations
and make your process as easy as possible.
Most schools on Oahu attend multiple HTY productions each
year. Many attend multiple productions, do drama education
residencies and think of HTY as an important educational
partner. So many teachers make HTY a part of their classroom
that we actually reach more students each year than any
institution in Hawaii outside of the Department of Education.
We look forward to bringing music, stories, knowledge, empathy,
values and laughter to your students in the year to come!
Eric Johnson Artistic Director
by Y York
Everyone is celebrating the placement of the last paving stone covering the last unpaved patch of ground on the planet—that is, everyone except Ito, a girl with ears so big she can hear the ground talking. HTY’s resilience series continues with this modem comic fable about being different and the courage it takes to sustain our environment.
Grades 3-6October 13 - October 30Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30amPart of HTY’s RESILIENCE Series
by HTY Ensemble
These traditional stories from Hawai‘i and our neighbors in the Pacifi c celebrate the cultural traditions that connect us. Filled with humor, music and movement, these songs, dances and folktales not only teach about our past, but provide valuable wisdom for growing up today and our collective future.
Grades K-3August 10 - September 25Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30am
by Lee Cataluna adapted from the book by Sandi Takayama
“Run, run, as fast as you can! You no can catch me, I’m one musubi man!” The pidgin-speaking Musubi Man, like the gingerbread man in the classic tale, is determined not to be eaten and he sets out on a wild journey that takes him all the way to the sea. Designed to foster young children’s pre-literacy development, the story gives plenty of opportunity for kids to interact and help with the storytelling.
Preschool - Grade KNovember 2 - November 20Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30am
by Local Writers and the HTY Ensemble
This collection of short stories, sketches and songs captures the good, bad and hilarious of the holiday season in Hawai‘i. Pened by local comedy writers, this original play is a patchwork reminding us that there is no “normal” when it comes to celebrating our families and community and that even “tradition” deserves a little creativity.
Grades K-5November 30 - December 18Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30am
by Lee Cataluna
When cousins Noa and Luana spend a summer with their Aunty Halia on Kaua‘i, they do not imagine the mysteries they will uncover or the magic that will turn a boring summer into a quest. Told with humor, this story of modern kids learning to appreciate their family history, culture and their place in the world is a beautiful example of the gifts genera-tions give each other.
Grades 3-8January 11 - February 5Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30amPart of HTY’s Multi-generational Series
by Harmony Tesoro and the HTY Ensemble
Made for HTY’s youngest audience, this participatory journey takes our keiki on an adventure through the wild jungles and deep forests of India and beyond. Along the way, the audience learns simple poses to calm down or power up their bodies. Breathe like a lion, move like a mouse and use your body and imagination to move your way to a healthy life.
Preschool - Grade KFebruary 18 - March 5Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30am
by Mathew Mazzella, Eric Johnson and the HTY Ensemble
This new musical telling of the classic story focuses on Alex, an avid gamer who struggles to fi nd the right balance between life outside her favorite video game, “Neverland” and her desire to play, play, play. Is it time to grow up and face the mounting pressures of home and school or to fl y on ‘till morning? Told with contemporary music, special effects and a little pixie dust, this original HTY adaptation soars to life bringing to the stage all the action and excitement of the original telling but for a new generation.
Grades K-5April 15- May 21Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri @ 9:30 & 11am • Wednesdays @ 9:00 & 10:30am
THE LAST PAVING STONE
E Komo MaiWelcome to our 66th Season of theatre. With your help, well over
100,000 students will experience the joy of live, professional
theatre as part of their education in the 2020-2021 school year!
Whether your group fancies a new take on a classic story, an
exploration of Hawaii’s rich culture or just a fun Holiday fi eldtrip
you can be assured that each of these off erings is built with the
local educator in mind. A full study guide connecting the
experience to DOE Standards is available for every production.
Our staff is available to answer questions, help with reservations
and make your process as easy as possible.
Most schools on Oahu attend multiple HTY productions each
year. Many attend multiple productions, do drama education
residencies and think of HTY as an important educational
partner. So many teachers make HTY a part of their classroom
that we actually reach more students each year than any
institution in Hawaii outside of the Department of Education.
We look forward to bringing music, stories, knowledge, empathy,
values and laughter to your students in the year to come!
Eric Johnson Artistic Director
Making Reservations
• Choose which plays you would like to attend and fi ll out the enclosed Reservation
Form, or go to htyweb.org to download a Reservation Form.
• Inform your school coordinator which of the plays you would like to attend.
• Your coordinator will then compile all the reservations for your school and submit
them to HTY.
• If you do not have a school coordinator, fi ll out the Reservation Form and return it
to HTY along with the Pre-season Discount Card order form.
Scheduling Information
• Please visit www.htyweb.org/schoolsinfo for more information on scheduling and FAQs
• Changes and cancellations may be made by contacting [email protected]
or calling (808) 839-9885 ex.701
• Cancellations must be received in writing
• Estimated running time for Musubi Man and The Yoga Parade is 40 minutes,
all other shows are 1 hour.
• See http://www.htyweb.org/study-guide for DOE Benchmarks.
Cost
• Students are $6.00
• Students who qualify for free/reduced rate lunch are $4.50
• Teachers and aides are FREE
• Parents & other chaperones are $6.00
• Discount: You may purchase, in advance Pre-season Discount Cards to receive $1.50 off
the regular admission price of $6.00. Cards are $45 each, 10 admissions per card.
NO REFUNDS for extra admissions, so estimate carefully. Payment for cards must be
received by July 10, 2020.
Contact InformationHonolulu Theatre for Youth Offi ce
1149 Bethel Street, Suite 700
Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone: 808-839-9885
Fax: 808-839-7018
School ReservationsStu Hirayama
839-9885 ext. 701
htyweb.org
2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 1 S E A S O N
SCHOOL PERFORMANCES