 "Directors Mark Branner and Will Haʻo posed with playwright Marion Lyman Mersereau and the cast before our final in-person workshoping at Hawaiian Missionary Houses on Sunday, March 22. Our play development has continued on Monday nights via Zoom and will be made available for descendants to listen to and critique on Hawaiian Missionary Houses Historic Site and Archives website. Highlights of Adjustments Made to 2020 Schedule Due to Coronavirus:
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Bursting Bubbles Project PlayBuilders is currently working with recovering survivors of domestic violence, meeting once a week, sharing stories while working on a collaborative play that will educate the public regarding this very complex topic.
 PlayBuilders of Hawai‘i Theatre Company to Receive $10,000 Grant From the National Endowment for the Arts
A Honolulu theatre company founded in 2011 will receive funding to support their first production in a trilogy of plays that will explore the complex social history between Missionary Descendants and Hawaiian Ali’i Mahalo to Jackie Young of Hawaii Business Magazine and to Kalamaikamala Elouise Margaret Sylvester for having the courage to share her story and experiences with PlayBuilders.
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