‘Parallel Lives’ 7 p.m. today, tomorrow; 4 p.m. Sunday KAPA Theatre, Puhi This hilarious 80-minute comedy is a series of seven sketches that explore various relationships. The two-woman cast play the roles of both men and women ranging from five
‘Parallel Lives’
7 p.m. today, tomorrow;
4 p.m. Sunday
KAPA Theatre, Puhi
This hilarious 80-minute comedy is a series of seven sketches that explore various relationships. The two-woman cast play the roles of both men and women ranging from five year olds in church to barflies in a honky-tonk bar. The show is a playful post-feminist satire that in many ways is a celebration of the diversity of women’s perspectives and experiences. “Parallel Lives” will play for three consecutive weekends through March 8. Performances are at 7 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays. Ticket costs: adults, $20; students and seniors, $15. Seating is limited to 40 seats per show. Reservations are required. For more information and reservations call, 245-7700.
KAPA Theatre is located at 4411 Kikowaena St. in Puhi. Look for the large gray warehouse across from KCC and behind the Harley Davidson store. This show is not appropriate for children under 16-years old.
Groundation concert
10 p.m. today
KAVA, at Anchor Cove
Internationally acclaimed Groundation will appear at KAVA, Kaua‘i’s Alternative for the Arts, at Anchor Cove on Kalapaki Bay. This is their 9th Annual Tribute to Bob Marley Tour. Doors open at 9 p.m. Tickets are $30 at the door. This is an all ages event.
Sierra Club Outings
Tomorrow; Sunday
Hike the Kalalau Trail to Space Rock tomorrow. Depart from Ke‘e Beach to hike along Napali cliffs to a high point on the Kalalau trail, (Space Rock) with constant spectacular coastal views. A strenuous 6.5 mile round trip adventure. For more information call Ben, 639-3009.
On Sunday hike Mohihi Waialae Trail at Koke‘e Cross Mohihi Stream and follow Kohua Ridge into the Alakai Wilderness Preserve continuing to the Koaie Stream. This eight- mile round trip is rated difficult. For more information call Bob Greene, 332-5158.
E Kanikapila Kakou
6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday
Island School main hall
E Kanikapila Kakou is an informal backyard Hawaiian music jam session promoting aloha through song among Kaua‘i residents by showcasing Hawai‘i’s diverse and talented composers, musicians and kumu hula sharing songs and chants. This week the duo Kupaoa Music with Lihau Hannahs and Kellen Paik perform. The two are new to EKK. This Garden Island Arts Council sponsored event happens every Monday through April.
Angelique Kidjo
concert
7 p.m. Wednesday
Kaua‘i Community College Performing Arts Center
Kidjo garnered her first Grammy Award last year winning “Best Contemporary World Album” for “Djin Djin.” Produced by Tony Visconti, “Djin Djin” saw the Benin-born Kidjo partnering with such luminaries as Alicia Keys, Peter Gabriel, Carlos Santana, Josh Groban, Joss Stone, Ziggy Marley and Branford Marsalis to create an album which is truly global in scope. In her acceptance speech, Kidjo dedicated her award to the “women of Darfur, the women who are fighting every day to give their kids an education.” Kidjo devotes much of her adult life to global charity work; she is a spokesperson for both OXFAM and UNICEF.
Kaua‘i Concert Association’s mission is to bring world class music to Kaua‘i. The organization currently presents an eight-concert season with a variety of classical, dance, jazz and world music. KCA also offers scholarship and educational services.
Tickets: Adults, $35; Students under 18-years old, $10. Tickets are available on-line at kauai-concert.org or at the following outlets: Borders Books and Music, Lihu‘e; Kukui Grove Management Office (behind the UPS Store) in Lihu‘e; Magic Dragon in Princeville; Island Soap and Candle in Koloa; Kalaheo Cafe and Coffee Co.; Kaua‘i Music and Sound in Kapa‘a; North Shore Pharmacy in Kilauea; Dr. Ding’s, Hanapepe and Aloha-n-Paradise in Waimea.
KSA Members Show
Call for artist
Tomorrow
Kaua‘i Society of Artists is accepting entries from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Kukui Grove. All KSA artists, including new and renewing members, will be eligible to enter one piece in any media with no size limit. This is not a juried show. All work that meets entry criteria will be displayed. For full entry criteria visit kauaisocietyofartists.org
The Members Show exhibit opens on Feb. 28 and runs through March 27. Although there will be no judge or juror for this show, KSA plans to hold a People’s Choice Award. Participating artists and gallery visitors will cast votes for their favorite artworks, with cash and other awards to be presented at a closing reception at the end of the show.
For more information call John at 821-8022.
