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Reviews — 8
Amazing community theatre in downtown Honolulu. If you're looking for something to do this weekend, then you need to come see the Hawaii community come together to show you local plays. Tickets are inexpensive, and there's a lot of parking, street, and parking lot.
Mr. Carlyle
Mr. Carlyle
Always a joy to see a play there. Great atmosphere and good seating.
Let me preface this by saying, "I am not a "play gal", but I stepped out of my comfort zone for a night out with the man, and guess what... it was truly intriguing.
The cast was very well versed and written. The play gave me a lesson in history, culture, and evoked some laughs as well as emotions I didn't expect going in.
I was highly impressed, and I'd recommend for someone looking to support local and enjoy a low-key night out.
Don't forget about the Leather Apron afterward for a charcuterie and cocktails with a speakeasy meets local flare.
A really great night with someone special. Enjoy ♥️
The cast was very well versed and written. The play gave me a lesson in history, culture, and evoked some laughs as well as emotions I didn't expect going in.
I was highly impressed, and I'd recommend for someone looking to support local and enjoy a low-key night out.
Don't forget about the Leather Apron afterward for a charcuterie and cocktails with a speakeasy meets local flare.
A really great night with someone special. Enjoy ♥️
Fantastic! Foreal! Fofun!
Never got to see "Folks You Meet at Longs" when it first came out (decades ago) but was always curious. Went to see the updated play last night and was totally entertained! So was the entire audience because there were a lot of folks choke laughing to the point of dry heaves. Surpassed all my expectations, which were high, so all praise to Lee Cataluna and the cast. Each character was played with enthusiasm, total commitment, and over the top (but the right amount) energy. You folks are terrific and thank-you for your gift!
Never got to see "Folks You Meet at Longs" when it first came out (decades ago) but was always curious. Went to see the updated play last night and was totally entertained! So was the entire audience because there were a lot of folks choke laughing to the point of dry heaves. Surpassed all my expectations, which were high, so all praise to Lee Cataluna and the cast. Each character was played with enthusiasm, total commitment, and over the top (but the right amount) energy. You folks are terrific and thank-you for your gift!
One of the gems of local theater. A showcase for local writers writing about things Hawaiian. Intimate theater seats about 100 in historic downtown building. As you walk to the theater look around at the architecture of some of the surrounding old buildings. Cheap parking at Harbor court, one minute away.
Great plays take place at this theater. This venue, however, is very small and makes one feel claustrophobic. It does offer an intimate perspective for the audience.
an excellent place to see original plays as well as established playwrights. PacRim centric with a contemporary twist, from local to New York, Samoa and back. Well directed, acted and produced pieces in an old court house building -- cool little black box theatre with a dedicated company
I VERY much enjoyed this theater, but then I prefer cozy, smaller venues like this one for simple plays.
Seating is comfortable, and you can get as close to or away from the stage as you like.
Bathrooms are nice and near the stageroom; there's a plaza outside with some seating for smoking or hanging out; plenty of affordable parking nearby; and the staff are nice too
Seating is comfortable, and you can get as close to or away from the stage as you like.
Bathrooms are nice and near the stageroom; there's a plaza outside with some seating for smoking or hanging out; plenty of affordable parking nearby; and the staff are nice too