Come and be among the first to experience two original BYU–Hawaii theatre productions before they travel to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the world's largest performing arts festival.
"STAY.," a new play exploring family, grief, identity and hope through the experiences of a contemporary Polynesian family blending drama, movement, music, and Hawaiian culture, tells a deeply moving story of connection across generations. "STAY." will begin at 7 pm.
“Black Russian” is a solo performance written and performed by Michael Morris that tells the true story of Frederick Bruce Thomas, the son of formerly enslaved parents who became a wealthy and influential entertainer in imperial Russia. “Black Russian” will follow the first performance of "STAY."
An additional performance of “STAY.” will begin at 9:30 pm for PCC employees and others unable to attend the earlier show.
Admission is free. Come support BYUH students and faculty as they prepare to represent the university on the international stage.