Orchid Isle Orchestra presents a “Christmas Café” concert on Sunday, December 18, 4 P.M., at the East Hawaii Cultural Center in Hilo.
Orchid Isle Orchestra’s Christmas Café Concert
Performance
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Rose's Dilemma is the last play ever written by the late, great Neil Simon. Rose Steiner is a washed up writer living in East Hampton, Long Island. She suffers from severe writer’s block, among other afflictions, and is facing financial ruin. A figure from her past hatches a scheme to help ensure her financial security.
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Disability friendly seating
Outdoor seating is limited, please arrive 30 minutes before showtime.
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Thorton Wilder’s ‘OUR TOWN’
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BILOXI BLUES
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Directed by Larry Reitzer
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The Hilo Community Players present A Christmas Cabaret!
Orchid Isle Orchestra will present its annual holiday concert on Sunday, December 1, 4 PM, at the Kahua ‘Elua Theater (upstairs black-box theater) of the East Hawaii Cultural Center in Hilo. Artistic Director Cathy Young and Assistant Walter Greenwood will team with Guest Conductor David MacKenzie in presenting Ho! Ho! Hoedown!, a concert celebrating the immigrant experience and diversity of our musical heritages.
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Fat, Pretty, and Soon to Be Old
A new storytelling event by award-winning writer/performer Kimberly Dark
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“Beautiful and powerful work.