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Singer-songwriter Kimo Nevius, under the umbrella of his one-man band “Promised Road,” presents a performance culminating his year-long project live at ProArts Playhouse in Kīhei on Feb. 22 at 7:30 p.m.

ProArts will host a screening of the cult classic horror comedy “Blood Diner” on Nov. 18, with proceeds benefiting Maui Rapid Response.

Maui OnStage presents a special encore production of the acclaimed play, “Misery,” based on the iconic novel by Stephen King and written by William Goldman.

For a list of upcoming events, concerts, shows and entertainment for March 2 – 8, find our comprehensive listing HERE.

Maui’s Kalani Peʻa is celebrating the 2022 GRAMMY nomination of his junior album, “Kau Ka Peʻa,” which is being considered in the Best Regional Roots Music Album category.

ProArts announced a sampling of upcoming events at their ProArts Playground venue off South Kīhei road over the next two weeks, including captivating concerts by GRAMMY and Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award winner John Cruz.

In an effort to keep the Maui community entertained during the coronavirus pandemic, ProArts has created a FREE Featured Content section on their home page.

If you like musicals, cult-classic horror films, fake blood and raunchy comedy the ProArts Theater has the Halloween-themed show for you.

Turn those coulda, woulda, shouldas, into action and break out your closet thespian on July 30 and 31, for ProArts Playhouse in Kihei’s, open casting call.

Tom Althouse and Jonathan Lehman have multiple personalities. In Greater Tuna, a play, Lehman and Althouse take on ten different roles each.