Classes & Camps
Kahilu holds education as our heart and our priority...
Spring 2025
Class Dates: Sundays – 1/12, 2/9, 3/30, 4/27
Times: 9:30am – 1:30pm
Ages: 9 – 29
Class Location: Kahilu Main Stage & Mike Luce Studio
Tuition: $125 + $6 registration fee
(need-based financial aid is available – please see below to apply)
The spring semester of the KPAC will begin on January 12 th , 2025. This is a once-a-month acting and musical theatre class taught by Beth Dunnington. This comprehensive method acting class includes monologue work, musical theatre songs, fun theatre games, and improvisation.
Please click here to register and to apply for financial aid – if applicable.
Our Performances for Young Audiences series introduces students aged 5-18 to the magic of live theatre, dance, and music. These special matinee performances feature artists who blend their craft with personal stories and interactive demonstrations, creating an unforgettable experience for our young audience members.
Spring 2025
Class Dates: Sundays – 1/12, 2/9, 3/30, 4/27
Times: 9:30am – 1:30pm
Ages: 9 – 29
Class Location: Kahilu Main Stage & Mike Luce Studio
Tuition: $125 + $6 registration fee
(need-based financial aid is available – please see below to apply)
The spring semester of the KPAC will begin on January 12 th , 2025. This is a once-a-month acting and musical theatre class taught by Beth Dunnington. This comprehensive method acting class includes monologue work, musical theatre songs, fun theatre games, and improvisation.
Please click here to register and to apply for financial aid – if applicable.
Kahilu Performing Arts Classes (KPAC) offer a selection of afternoon and evening classes in acting, music, and musical theatre each fall and spring. Our programs also include master classes with Season artists, summer camps, and the Kahilu Performing Arts Workshop (KPAW), led by KPAC alumni. Scholarships are available to make these opportunities accessible to all.
Our partnerships with local schools enable us to bring the arts into the lives of students in a meaningful and engaging way. The Kahilu Arts (K-Arts) program has provided middle school students with the opportunity to shine both on and off the stage, while our ‘Ukulele and Slack Key Guitar Festival connects Hawaiian music legends with the next generation of artists. Our gallery exhibits also offer docent-led programs for a deeper understanding of the artwork on display.
Kahilu welcomes interns and volunteers of all ages and interests to participate in our year-round workforce development programs. By working alongside our dedicated team, participants gain valuable experience and contribute to the vibrant artistic community we strive to cultivate.
Join us at Kahilu and be part of our mission to make a place where community, creativity and inspiration thrive.
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Performances for Young Audiences
Our Performances for Young Audiences series at Kahilu aims to ignite a lifelong passion for the arts in students aged 5-18.