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Season 5 The 100 Premieres on April 24, 2018

The 100 7 February 2018 | 0 Comments

Fans have a longer wait for the new season of The 100 than in previous years………the show will not be returning till April 24.

We are still waiting too for news of a renewal for season 6. Keep those fingers crossed!

The 100: Season Five Premiere Announced; CW Boss “Confident and Hopeful” for Season Six

https://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/100-season-five-premiere-announced-cw-boss-confident-hopeful-season-six/

We’ve had just a few BTS pics of Ian from season 5 shooting……two with his costar Paige Turco, taken at the beginning of shooting last August and then a couple weeks ago, a photo with costar Bob Morley, on one of the last days of shooting.

Trailer for the new season is supposed to be released next month. Follow creator/executive producer Jason Rothenberg on Twitter @JRothenbergTV ….he’s great with tweeting bts pics and info as we wait for this new season which promises to be exciting! Don’t forget there will be a time jump in the show when it returns…….6 years will have passed since we’ve seen everyone!

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Director Annie Cusick Wood – The Red Balloon Opens Jan. 12 At HTY!

HIC's in there 20 December 2017 | 0 Comments

The new year will see The Red Balloon having it’s premiere on Jan. 12, 2018 at Honolulu Theatre for Youth, directed by Annie Cusick Wood!

Broadway World Hawaii recently released this latest press article for it……..we envy the lucky parents and children who no doubt will enjoy this fun, thoughtful and valuable story!

HTY Soars Into 2018 With THE RED BALLOON

by BWW News Desk Dec. 19, 2017

The boundless imagination of a child kindled by loneliness and driven by a desire for adventure can breathe life into anything, even a red balloon. Opening January 12 at Honolulu Theater for Youth, filled with whimsy and charm, internationally acclaimed The Red Balloon will warm your heart while artfully approaching the very serious topic of bullying. Based on the academy award winning film by Albert Lamorisse this story about friendship has been adapted for the stage by HTY’s Annie Cusick Wood, “Sixty years on from this story’s creation, kids can still feel lonely, still stand up for their friends and even more evident to us nowadays is that people rush in to help when you most need it. This highly visual production shows us Pascal and the balloon’s journey with plenty humor, pathos, dance, puppetry and a special touch of balloon magic.”

Pascal’s best friend is a balloon, but this is no ordinary balloon. He comes when called. Well, …mostly. He and Pascal do everything together… except when balloons are not allowed. In midst of their fantastical adventures, Pascal and The Red Balloon are confronted by boys whose jealousy blisters into bullying. This beguiling production will take you on an adventure through the back allies of Paris. The set dismantles and rebuilds itself before your eyes. Music and movement playfully capture the youthful and often mischievous spirit of The Red Balloon. The moving story is as relevant today in Hawaii as it was in 1950s Paris.

Featuring Christina Uyeno as Pascal with Maile Holck, Matthew Mazzella, and Junior Tesoro as a variety of colorful Parisian characters. Directed by Annie Cusick Wood, Set Design Karen Tennet, Costume Design Karen Keifer, Lighting Design Chesley Cannon, Composer/Sound Design Pierre Grill, Choreographer Nathaniel Niemi.

The Red Balloon opens Friday January 12 @ 7:00 pm and runs Saturdays January 13 – 27 @ 4:30 pm with ASL Interpretation Saturday January 27 @ 11:00am and Onstage Workshop January 20 @ 2:30 pm. Performances are at Tenney Theatre on the grounds of The Cathedral of St. Andrew. It is ideal for ages 5 and up. Single tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for youth (18 and under) and $15 for seniors (over 60). HTY For Every Family Pay-What-You-Can performance will be Saturday January 27 @11:00 am. For more information, to receive a season brochure, order tickets to a show or learn more about HTY’s educational programming call 839-9885. Tickets may also be ordered online at www.htyweb.org.