The Play That Goes Wrong (High School Edition)
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The Play That Goes Wrong (High School Edition)

Get ready for laughs! "The Play That Goes Wrong (High School Edition)" is a hilarious, chaotic comedy you won't want to miss!

By Mid-Pacific School of the Arts

Select date and time

Friday, May 2 · 7 - 9pm HST

Location

Mid-Pacific Institute

2445 Kaala Street Honolulu, HI 96822

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

The Play That Goes Wrong (High School Edition)

By Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer & Henry Shields


Directed by Robert Duval


The Mid-Pacific School of the Arts is thrilled to present The Play That Goes Wrong (High School Edition). From Mischief, the masters of comedy, comes this hilarious farce. Welcome to the Cornley Drama Society’s disastrous production of The Murder at Haversham Manor. A 1920s whodunit where everything goes wrong—an unconscious leading lady, a corpse that won’t stay dead, and actors tripping over their lines. With accidents at every turn, these determined thespians race toward a chaotic finale. Part Monty Python, part Sherlock Holmes, this laugh-out-loud comedy is an unforgettable, award-winning hit!


Presented by arrangement with Dramatists Play Service under license from Mischief Worldwide Ltd. The Mischief Production of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG was originally produced on the West End Stage by Kenny Wax & Stage Presence and on Broadway by Kevin McCollum, J.J. Abrams, Kenny Wax & Stage Presence.


Please Note: The Play That Goes Wrong is considered appropriate for ages 8 and up.


**Doors close promptly at the performance start time and will not reopen until intermission. There is no late seating.**


Performance Dates:

Friday, 4/25/25 at 7pm

Saturday, 4/26/25 at 7pm

Sunday, 4/27/25 at 2pm

Friday, 5/2/25 at 7pm

Saturday, 5/3/25 at 7pm

Sunday, 5/4/25 at 2pm


Location:

Mid-Pacific Institute

Recital Hall at Kawaiaha'o Hall

2445 Ka'ala Street

Honolulu, HI 96822


CAST:

Chris: Kailey Holbrook

Rachel (4/25-4/27 performances): Sophie LaPorte

Robert (5/2-5/4 performances): ʻEleu Lukey

Dennis: Fynn Mell

Sandra: Eva Rogers

Max: Pono Wong

Jonathan: Toshiro Kamra

Annie: Haley Yonemori-Takanishi

Taylor: Marley Davidson

Jill: Aviana Doyle

Phil: Cameryn Koike

Lil: Nikki Kotak

Will: Erika Leong

Bill: Leilani Moran-Hurtt

Gil: Ami Yakumaru

Terry: Natalie Yang


CREW:

Alex DeRyke, Macy Hanamoto, Cayden Kameda, Linnaea Keir, Sophie LaPorte, Joshua Singh, Georgia St. Germain



Frequently asked questions

Where is the Recital Hall at Kawaiahaʻo?

The Recital Hall is on the second floor of Kawaiaha'o, the historic stone building at the top of the Mid-Pacific Institute campus.

What is the age rating for this show?

We consider this show appropriate for ages 8 and up. We ask that infants and toddlers not be in the audience out of respect for the students. Exiting the black box theatre can be disruptive.

Is there late seating?

Unfortunately, no. The recital hall is a black box theatre, and late seating is disruptive for our performers and audience. Out of respect of our students, we do not open the doors for late seating.

Will concessions be available?

At this time, we do not offer concessions or allow food/drink into the recital hall. We have refill stations for water bottles.

Is there ADA access?

Yes! We have ADA parking adjacent to the building and an elevator at the ground level. You'll want to take it to the 2nd floor.

Can I purchase tickets at the door?

We operate as contactless ticketing. You can buy tickets up to the start of the show through Eventbrite. We do not take cash or cards at the door.

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Mid-Pacific School of the Arts

Mid-Pacific School of the Arts is a pre-conservatory "school within a school," providing focused training in dance, hula, music, media, theatre, and digital & visual arts. Students immerse themselves in technique, theory, history, and performance while being guided by profesional artist faculty. We believe performance and exhibition as integral to a comprehensive arts curriculum, and we thank our patrons for supporting our students in showcasing their talents and hard work.

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