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a musical by Ted Swindley
author of Always...Patsy Cline

September 9-26, 2010

       The Honky Tonk Angels follows the journey of three women who are fed up with their lives and set out to chase their dreams of becoming country music stars. They meet on a bus on their way to Nashville , where they strike up a friendship and decide to pursue their dream together as a trio. The show uses many country music classics by artists such as Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette and Willie Nelson. Songs include “Nine to Five,” “Harper Valley PTA,” “Stand By Your Man,” “Coal Miner's Daughter,” “Amazing Grace,” and many more.

     Guest Director/Choreographer is Grace Bell and Guest Music Director is Lina Doo. Assistants to the director are Karen Malone and Polly Miao. The stage manager is Elena Gordo.

     Performing in the show are Anita Hall, Amber Leilani Williams, Alison Aldcroft and (understudy) Lisa Konove.

     Costumes are by Dusty Behner, set design is by Duncan Dalzell, lighting design is by David Griffith , sound design is by AJ Treigle, hair and makeup design is by Greg Howell, and props design is by Sara Ward.

      TICKETS:

Adults: $35
Senior Citizens/Military: $30
Under 26yo: $20

To purchase tickets, click here.
Or call 988-6131.

  Show times: Thursdays 7:30pm

Fridays

8:00pm
Saturdays 3:00pm & 8:00pm
Sundays 4:00pm

  Please Note:

All seating is non-reserved. The theatre has been configured in proscenium (row) seating for this production. Doors open 30 minutes prior to show time.

Approx. running time of show: 2 hrs with one intermission.

Minimum age: 6 yrs old (all attendees must be ticketed and occupy a seat)

  

Mahalo to our Show Sponsor

Hawaii Self Storage

Mahalo to our 2010-11 Season Sponsors

Richard Aadland Trust
Cades Schutte and The Cades Foundation
Hawaiian Airlines
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Iolani School
Island Television KITV
Oceanic Time Warner Cable

This project is supported by funding through the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, and through appropriations from the Hawaii State Legislature (and by the National Endowment for the Arts).

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