SUPER AUNTY

By Lee Cataluna in collaboration with Sean Joseph Choo

What makes a superhero? Is it incredible strength? The ability to see through walls or hear a whisper a mile away? Is it the skill of knowing when someone is in need? Four friends in a Hawai‘i schoolyard explore what it takes to be a superhero. They come to realize that the women who raise them are the the strongest, fastest, bravest people they know.

This project is part of a national effort for BIPOC playwrights to re-define what is a super-hero.

Features: Music, singing, dancing and humor.

PUBLIC PERFORMANCE DATES
• Opens Friday, January 19 @ 7:00pm

Sundays:
• January 28 @ 2:00pm
• February 4 @ 2:00pm

FOR EDUCATORS

SUPER AUNTY

GRADES 1–5

SCHOOL PERFORMANCE DATES

Tenney Theatre:  Jan. 16 – Feb. 16, 2024

  • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday at 9:30 and 11:00am
  • Wednesday at 9:00 and 10:30am

RESERVE YOUR SHOW TODAY!

NEED MORE EDUCATIONAL PERFORMANCE INFORMATION?
Contact Stu Hirayama at 808-839-9885 ext. 701 or email at schools@htyweb.org

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STUDY GUIDE

NATIONAL CORE ARTS STANDARDS

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