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Kumu Kahuna

1988

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Interact

2003

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It's 1951, Hawaii. Emmalehua is caught up in the trend sweeping Hawaii, being American. She has forsaken the hula, which her half sister, Maelyn has embraced. The time has come for her to make a choice of being American, like her husband Alika, or being Hawaiian as she was raised by her father, Kaheka. Into this pictures comes Clearwater, a Native American from the mainland working for her husband.
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Kumu Kahua

2004

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Many of us are familiar with the life of Robert Louis Stevenson, the author of such widely acclaimed novels as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Treasure Island and Kidnapped. Few, however, are aware of the life of his wife, Fanny Osbourne, and her daughter Bellea true story that reads like an adventure novel in its own right. Free-spirited, strong-willed and courageous at a time when these character traits were not common (or particularly welcome) in American women, Fanny and her daughter traveled independently from Indiana to San Francisco, France, Hawai'i, Australia and Samoa. Using poetic language, weaving episodes through time and space and employing a cast of characters playing multiple roles, playwright Kneubuhl transforms a fascinating biography into a mesmerizing theatrical experience.
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Honolulu Theatre for Youth

1998

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World Premiere

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The Bones Live) (Kumu Kahua

1994

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Its not who done it? - we know that right away. Its what happens afterwards thats a mystery. Kawehi discovers Hawaiian bones at a German museum that call out to her, so she takes them back to Hawaii. She is pursued by Gustav, who hires Fatu and Mina, private investigators, to help him locate and retrieve the bones. When Pua, Kawehis former boss, finds out about the bones, she wants them too, but what is her motive? But the bones seem to have a life and purpose of their own, guiding Kawehi to help achieve this goal. Kneubuhl has woven history and culture and entwined them into a mystery with intriguing subplots.
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Uc Berkeley

2003

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Seventh Generation: An Anthology of Native American Plays. Ed. Mimi Gisolfi D'Aponte. New York: Theatre Communications Group, 1999

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Okinawa International Children's Theatre Festival

1994

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Tofa Samoa ("Goodbye Samoa") is the story of 11 year old Sela and her 12 year old brother Tanu, whose family decides to moce from Samoa to Honolulu. Through the character of their grandmother, who remains behind in Samoa, but whose stories and memories Tanu and Sela carry with them to Honolulu, the young people learn to draw pride and strength from their heritage to help them cope with their new life. Understanding how important family and heritage are in each of our lives, and how pride in those factors can help us through the most difficult times, are ideas which serve as the basis for the play.
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