Much Ado

Chaminade Theatre Presents…a romantic comedyYOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED…Join us for this short-&-sweet adaptation of Shakespeare's funniest comedy, Much Ado About Nothing!A company of victorious soldiers returns to a sun-bathed Italian estate nestled in a citrus orchard. They turn their attention to romance and revelry, but gossip, jealousy, and deception quickly follow. Beatrice and Benedick would rather argue than admit their true feelings, while Hero and Claudio discover that falling in love can be downright dangerous.With mistaken identities, meddling friends, scandalous rumors, bumbling constables, masquerades, singing, dancing, and plenty of verbal sparring, Much Ado is Shakespeare at his most playful.StarringSitalia Akkin, Emily Cooper, Dan Connell, Nathalie David, Michael "Donut" Donato, Alexia Mae Eleccion, Andrew Erwin, Aidan Loughran, Amalee Magallon, Addison Nash, Hazel Orr, Hannah Isaias Park, and Elizabeth Thomas.WHEN?Sat Nov 14 - 7pmSun Nov 15 - 2pmThu Nov 19 -7pmFri Nov 20 -7pmSat Nov 21 - 7pmSun Nov 22 - 2pmRUNTIME: approx. 90 minutesNOTE: Please arrive a bit early to get to your seat. There shall be no late seating.WHERE?The Loo Theatre at Chaminade University of Honolulu3140 Waialae Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816Parking: There is free parking in the first lot to your left as you enter campus. Look for the building with a cross on top and signs that say "Chaminade University" and "Marianist Center of Hawaii". You may park in any stall not marked "reserved 24 hours". Proceed up the steps to Clarence T.C. Ching Hall. The Loo Theatre is through the main doors, down the hall, and to the left. If the first parking lot is full, there's additional parking in the garage up the road on the right.WHO?All are invited! This family-friendly show is appropriate for all audiences but will be most fun for ages 12+.WHY?Come let us put a smile on your face! And know that your ticket is putting a little good in the world. Chaminade is dedicated to service to the families of Hawaii. 100% of proceeds from ticket sales are contributed to a non-profit that plays an important role in serving the local community. This semester's service project is TBA.