|
On the Scene
John Berger
|
A GIRLS' NIGHT OUT AT "TWO"
JOHN BERGER / JBERGER@STARBULLETIN.COM
It was "girls' night out" for Rebecca Fernandes, left, Cathy Harden, Elika Otoya, Sarah Fowler and Nicole Carvahlo as they enjoyed the upscale vibe of "Two" at Palomino on Saturday. The promoters -- Flash Hansen and Matty "Matty Boy" Hazelgrove -- presented the first "Two" party last fall and then put the event on hold until last weekend. Several partyers on Saturday said they thought that the lack of a regular "monthly" schedule sets "Two" apart from all the other restaurant/nightclub parties. Fernandes said that Otoya got engaged recently, but they'd all agreed to "leave the boys at home" and go to "Two."
|
|
EMILY MAKES THE SCENE
JOHN BERGER / JBERGER@STARBULLETIN.COM
Matty "Matty Boy" Hazelgrove welcomed Emily Tam to "Two." Tam is the stage manager for Kumu Kahua's production of "The Songwriter's Chair." The show opens tomorrow at 8 p.m. Call 536-4441.
|
|
A NIGHT OFF
JOHN BERGER / JBERGER@STARBULLETIN.COM
Vanessa Visaya took a break from her medical school textbooks to check out "Two" with a small group of friends. Gabriel Hernandez met her in the lounge. Jon Lovitz and his entourage watched the action from a booth in the bar.
|
|
MISAKI'S BIG NIGHT
JOHN BERGER / JBERGER@STARBULLETIN.COM
Saturday was a big night for Misaki, center, as she introduced her debut album with a show and party at Diamond Head Theatre. Misaki's proud voice teacher, Roslyn Catracchia, produced the album. Leon Williams emceed the show.
|
|
STILL "THE KID"
JOHN BERGER / JBERGER@STARBULLETIN.COM
Lillian Adams, left, and her daughter, Christie, congratulated Art Todd as he celebrated his 92nd birthday at the Elks Club on Sunday. Todd was a few years younger than his long-time friends, Martin Denny and Del Courtney. Although they're both deceased he found that being 92 didn't make him the oldest person at the party . "I was born in December (1913), "Lillian told him. "I still have seniority."
|
|
DINNER AT TIFFANY'S
JOHN BERGER / JBERGER@STARBULLETIN.COM
Jake Gardner, center, and Pamela South, fourth from left, were the guests of honor as Hawaii Opera Theatre celebrated the success of "Tosca" with a party at Tiffany Waikiki on Sunday. South and Gardner were perfectly matched -- she in the title role, he as the evil Scarpia -- and their big scene in Act II was a dramatic highlight. "Tosca" was memorable for HOT board member James McCoy because it was his debut on stage, albeit in a non-singing role. "Tosca" director Karen Tiller, left, and board member Karen Char also enjoyed the party at Tiffany's.
|
|
