Paliku is like a second home. A house where there is no bad seat. A stage that is great for small and large groups!

Lovely performance of Children of Eden. Its great that there is not a bad seat in the theater due to the raked seating.

Great performance: Poetry in Music!

Great theater and Children Of Eden was awesome!

Great place for the community. Large theatre. Handicap accessible.

Children of EdenI know the story of Adam and Eve. I know the story of Noah. I’ve seen many versions of them. This is the first time seen this version and #imabrightkid and #palikutheatre’s production of Children of Eden does not disappoint.Michael Bright leads the show as both Adam and Noah with co-leads Jade Stice and Jade Bright completing the partnership. The musical numbers range from church choir energy to a jazzy temptation piece into a glorious broadway number and peaking with a hand clapping gospel celebration. The ensemble cast, ever present on stage, added to the sense that this is a family story to which all need to pay attention.Ultimately, this show just simply blew me away. This powerful combination of a well written show, Palikū Theater’s awesome layout, and I’m A Bright Kid Foundation’s strong history of musical theater makes a powerhouse show that needs to be seen. Only two more weekends to catch this show so don’t miss it!!!

Great sight-lines fur every seat! High-quality productions - ambiance, lighting, sound, sets, props, costumes. Gracious, smiling staff. Worth it every time!

AWESOME PLACE! THEATER IS BEAUTIFUL ALONG WITH THE REST OF WCC CAMPUS

Best performing art theater on the windward side. Loved watching my granddaughter in her play Journey and Once On the Island Jr.

Pretty cool place and setting/area

Beautiful Theatre! I been here so many times, I loss count!

Chef Daniel Swift knocked out an incredible tasting menu for 150 guests !!!Also the art exhibit was outstanding !!!

Really nice theatre on Windward side to see a show. Easy parking. Great sound system.

Beautiful modern handi-accessable theater well equipped backstage, featuring Hawaiiana, local theater, high culture, and visiting performers. Close free parking.

Awesome! Went to see The Wonderful Wiz of Oz. One of the best performances I have seen in recent times.

Beautiful theatre. Good parking. Views of koolaus. Ballet recital for Queen Emma Ballet stunning.

Close to the parking lot, comfortable seats, friendly host, and reasonably priced. Watched Stars of the Pharaoh.

Beautiful campus, show was amazing. Overall a very pleasant experience.

Beautiful theater...we attended a Hawaiian school production and it was amazing. The theater is beautifully maintained.

Love this local theatre; every seat has a good view.

Steep stairs make for excellent viewing even if a tall person sits in front of you! Not a bad seat in the small house

Our ballet school holds its annual performance here ... Its very accommodating !

Best Theater for the Arts on the Windward side

Cozy. good view.

The only thing is the stairs are so steep but its great for viewing

What a great venue! Any seat in the house is a great seat.

Nice venue for many local productions and always great to support the local talent here in Hawaii.

Just spent a wonderful evening enjoying Windward Community College Paliku Theatres production of 1776: The Musical! We were blessed and incredibly lucky to have seen Hamilton last September on Broadway, so we anticipated that this play would provide more educational insight and genuine entertainment about the founding of our nation. We were not disappointed! You should make every effort to see this outstanding play!The dynamic story of the first Continental Congress and the creation of the Declaration of Independence is riveting. The script, some of which is taken from actual front line dispatches from General George Washington, is engaging; the acting is stellar; and the musical performances, complete with an orchestra and musicians outfitted in period attire, are excellent! Lead performers Eli Foster as John Adams and Gary Morris as Benjamin Franklin are particularly enjoyable, along with their fellow patriot and author of the Declaration Thomas Jefferson, portrayed by Neil Scheibelhut. No question, the most gifted singer in the cast is John Adams wife, Abigail, played by Kate Sarff. The audience eavesdrops on the couples intimate written correspondence which is played out face-to-face in tender, heart-tugging words and songs throughout the play. Director Miles Phillips is to be congratulated for pulling together such a talented cast and a truly enjoyable production!

Great opportunity to showcase student work

Great view from any seat, little small but great for small shows.

Nice intimate theater venue.

Great intimate spot to see a show

A beautiful facility and a moving production.

Greatl

Parking, bathrooms, clean, good view and acoustics.

Nice setting, comfortable

Great college theater!

So nice

Its okay.

Love it!!

On Windward CC campus.

Smaller venue interestingly decorated