Director & Choreographer
John Rampage
Mele Kalikimaka, Honolulu!
December 4 to 23, 2020
Diamond Head Theatre presents an old-fashioned Christmas, harkening back to the music and era of Andy Williams and Perry Como, interspersed with the recent holiday stylings of Mariah Carey plus a sprinkle of Christmas standards and beloved hymns.
SUNSET SERENADE
August to November, 2020
In response to the pandemic, Diamond Head Theatre curated a Saturday night drive-in concert series that ran from August through November 2020. Live performances were held from an elevated balcony in the theatre’s back. The songs were performed live and broadcast through an FM radio station to a sold-out audience of 45 cars per show.
Director
Ahnya Chang
Love, Loss, And What I Wore
February 5, 2021
Love, Loss and What I Wore explores the lives of women through 28 different characters who share memories of love and loss through the lens of the clothes they wore. From wedding dresses to miniskirts, along with the search for the perfect purse, the play will be performed by five women who assume various roles throughout the show.
Director
John Rampage
Love Letters
February 10 to 17, 2021
The play follows the love of childhood friends that spans a lifetime apart. Their correspondence begins with thank you notes and summer camp postcards and continues through school and their respective marriages until the end of their lives. Their intimacy and candor, despite their physical distance, creates an intriguing story that spans five decades and numerous locations.
Director & Choreographer
John Rampage
Musical Director
Megan Mount
Shout!
March 12, 2021
Shout! The Mod Musical explores the lives of five women from England in their 20s, 30s and 40s as they come of age. Flipping through the years like a musical magazine and taking you back to the music, the clothes and the freedom of the 1960’s. It’s upbeat, fast, funny and everything is front and center – from the dances, to the music to the hair.
Director
John Rampage
The Lady with
all the answers
April 23 to May 2, 2021
The one-woman show shares the renowned wisdom of Eppie Lederer or “Ann Landers,” a real-life advice columnist from Chicago, whose highly popular column was embraced by millions of her readers as insightful, unapologetically direct, heart-warming and hilarious. Late on a 1975 night in her Chicago apartment, an ironic twist of events confronts Lederer–a looming deadline for a column dealing with a new kind of heartbreak: her own. As she shares her struggles to complete the column, the audience learns the story of the woman who, in fact, did not have all the answers.
Director & Choreographer
Andrew Sakaguchi
Musical Director
Maika’i Nash
Forever Plaid
May 28, 2021
“Forever Plaid” promises a night of nostalgia filled with pop hits of the 1950s and classic barbershop quartet harmonies. Sparky, Smudge, Jinx, and Frankie are headed to their first big gig as “Forever Plaid” when they are hit by a school bus – instantly ending their career and lives. The story of Forever Plaid however has only just begun. Through heavenly intervention, the boys come back to perform the show they never got to do in life.
Director & Choreographer
Greg Zane
Musical Director
Melina Lillios
A Chorus Line
July 16, 2021
A Chorus line tells the story of a group of 17 performers vying for the chance to dance in a Broadway show. After all the sweat and tears, only eight will be chosen for this opportunity of a lifetime.
Winner of nine Tony Awards including Best Musical.
