Re-envisioned and filmed entirely using puppets. Audience members will travel to a distant galaxy where the characters, a father and son, must make an emergency landing on what seems to be an uninhabited planet. They discover a strange and magical object while fixing their rocket ship. What could it be? With the help of some new found friends, they learn the value of looking after one another and how each of us grows in our own time. Ages 3+ .

The Tiny Tree

By Annie Cusick Wood

These re-tellings of traditional fables from Japan and Okinawa teach important lessons of persistence, respect and kindness. Japanese and Okinawan music, language and culture are the heart of this performance featuring clever animals and a whole lot of fun for our youngest audience members and their families.
Ages 3+

The Carp Who
Would Not Quit

By Reiko Ho and the HTY Ensemble

Hawaii’s greatest athlete and the grandfather of modern surfing, Duke Kahanamoku is unquestionably one of the most important and beloved figures in Hawaiian history. HTY favorite Moses Goods creates an unforgettable portrayal of an extraordinary life. 
Ages 8+

DUKE

Join Kapili as he learns about respecting and honoring people of different cultures through the stories of his classmates. The show features a diverse cast and stories from our neighbors in the Pacific that celebrate the cultural traditions that connect us and provide valuable wisdom for growing up today and our collective future.  Recommended for Ages 8+

Stories of

Oceania