A bad @ ss benefit for education on Maui, by Amanda Wilson and Jill Pridemore. Stay posted* for details!
Saturday (July 31), 9pm, Voyage East (375 West Kuiaha, Ha’iku), $25 at the door – COME DRESSED IN HEADHUNTER CHIC!
(* “Cudra Clover opens it up with her own brand of Exotica, The Kidd follows it up with some thump, and then… Kraddy (formerly of the Glitch Mob!) is gonna show us who’s boss! The big secret: Juicy is presenting his House of Goolah Fashion Show too. And, body painting by Rachel …

“My hope and dream is to, through modern day theatrical skills and the power of black light body painting, present a deeper understanding of the Hawaiian culture,” writes Rachel DeBoer, whose body art is as inspired as it is prolific. “[T]o not just the local community, but also capture even a glimpse or small essence of its power and beauty for the visitor to take away with them, beyond what has been offered before.”

If you’ve ever played a goofy drinking game, you’ve already got a pretty good idea of the kind of fun that the Comedy Hui is after…25 improvisational games in quick succession, missing just the penalty shots for a screw-up. This show is tailored to the audience, which can suggest scenes, characters, and themes. ” I wouldn’t really recommend it for kids, I mean, it’s improvisation, so anything can happen,” says the producer, Amanda Taulere. She also mentions that she wants the audience to feel comfortable and like …

“I WOULD LIKE, IF I MAY, TO TAKE YOU ON A STRANGE JOURNEY…” – The Criminologist, Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)
Hmm… So that blog title/headline might be a little redundant. After all, the The Rocky Horror Picture Show is the epitome of audience participation. Tim Curry, at his finest (as Dr. Frank-N-Furter, for those of you new to Rocky Horror),  Susan Sarandon (as Janet… damn-it!), Barry Bostwick (as Brad), and even Meatloaf.
Fans of Rocky Horror know that dressing up is a lot of fun practically requisite, and know what to say …