Together let us celebrate the power of theater to inspire, educate, and unite us all. For more information about how the play was put together, please go to Join us as we embark on this remarkable journey of community storytelling and artistic collaboration.

Audiences will be captivated by the universal themes, relatable characters, and powerful storytelling that reflect the heartbeat of our community. Written with local caregivers by Terri Madden, and under the visionary direction of Dean Mo and Elizabeth Wichmann Walczak, The Super Executive Aunties of the Mālama the Caregivers Collective offers a unique theatrical experience filled with emotion, authenticity, and resonance. Through an extensive process of story circles, interviews conducted by Terri Madden and workshops conducted by Catherine Restivo, and a collaboration between local theatre makers with local caregivers, The Super Executive Aunties of the Mālama the Caregivers Collective weaves together a tapestry of real-life narratives, capturing the essence of local caregivers’ diverse voices and perspectives. The Super Executive Aunties of the Mālama the Caregivers Collective is the result of PlayBuilders’s commitment to foster creativity, inclusivity, and cultural awareness. This groundbreaking production, developed in collaboration with local caregivers showcases the power of storytelling and the strength of community-engagement. Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives and TAG (The Actors’ Group), presents PlayBuilders of Hawai’i Theater Company’s world premiere of The Super Executive Aunties of the Mālama the Caregivers Collective, a compelling community-based play that brings together the authentic stories and experiences of Hawaii’s caregivers. World Premiere of a Community-Based Play Written With and for Caregivers Opens Just In Time for National Caregivers Month! *Additional beverages will be available for purchase. Ticket includes the three-station tours, one drink coupon, one personal charcuterie box, and one custom swag bag. Three curated, interactive exhibits featuring rare items from the vaults with presentations by specialists from Hawaiian Historical Society and Hawaiian Mission Houses. Come sip, snack, and learn about Hawai`i’s history. Hana Koa Brewing Company ( and Kō Hana Distillery ( to provide tastings of locally made alcohol and to share expert knowledge on This month, we also welcome our sponsors,

Hawaiian Mission Houses in collaboration with the Hawaiian Historical Society welcomes guests to Archivesįrom a Missionary’s diary on brewing beer to historic photographs of kō or sugar cane plantations, we will present rare manuscripts, newspapers, and memorabilia exploring the history of beer, Tickets: $75 non-members | $65 members (Link for purchase in image to right)

Mission wine and spirits coupon