WAILUKU — In The Revolutionists  at the Maui Academy of Performing Arts (MAPA), four women of the French Revolution take center stage. The costumes they wear are the result of thoughtful design, historical research, and hands-on student mentorship through the Costume Design and Production Mentorship Program at the Sewing Hui of Maui, a 501c3 non-profit organization. The production stars Bobbie Jo Curley as Olympe de Gouges, Leighanna Locke as Marie Antoinette, AJ Ching as Mar

Bouc (Francis Tau’a) introduces Poirot (Paul Jackel) to the enchanting Countess Andreyni (Mehra Park). PC: Nicole Sanchez The Sewing Hui, a nonprofit organization specializing in sewing initiatives for Maui, has expanded their efforts to contribute to the thriving arts and culture on Maui. The Hui is collaborating with Maui OnStage for their production of Murder on the Orient Express which runs until Nov. 24, 2024 at the Historical ‘Īao Theater in Wailuku.  Initially, the Sew

The Whos The Sewing Hui, a nonprofit specializing in sewing initiatives for Maui, expands their efforts to contribute to the thriving arts and culture on Maui.  Initially, the organization focused its efforts on mask making in the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Most recently, The Sewing Hui collaborated with Maui OnStage for their production of the musical Seussical, based on the works of Dr. Seuss. This production runs from July 12 to Aug. 4, 2024 at the Historical ‘Īao The

Sewing Hui volunteers: Back Row - Randy Keller, Diana Woods, Gail Pickholz, Terry Heller, Nancy Betts, Micah Oberg, Lynne Donaldson; Middle Row - Pamela Patrick, Debbie Shimabukuro, Jennifer Oberg, Elaine Gima, Patty Davis; Front Row - Salena Makia, Vicki Shortell. PC: Tad Craig About 40 resident volunteers with The Sewing Hui on Maui have moved on from the COVID days of making masks for the community, to a new era of community work that includes making stockings for keiki wi