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SLAVA'S SNOWSHOW
A giant snowball is one of the visual treats that are
part of "Slava's Snowshow," featuring Onofrio
Colucci, Robert Saralpov and Dmitry Bogatirev.
‘Snowshow’
in HawaiiA blizzard of confetti will fall on audiences, the closest we get to snow on Oahu as "Slava's Snowshow" returns to Hawaii Theatre tomorrow through Dec. 29.
Show times are 7:30 p.m. tomorrow to Monday and Dec. 26-29, with 1:30 p.m. matinees Saturday, Dec. 26, 29 and 30. Tickets are $40 and $55, with discounts for students, military with valid ID, and seniors 62 and over. All tickets for the tomorrow's performance are $25, with proceeds benefiting Hawaii Foodbank. Discounts for groups of 10 or more are available by calling 732-7733.
For more information, call 528-0506 or 526-4400.
The following is a preview of movies opening this weekend that runs every Tuesday in the Star-Bulletin: Preview
Opening tomorrow
"Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" -- Review in yesterday's edition.. (PG-13).
Opening Friday
"A Beautiful Mind" -- A biopic of a brilliant, if tormented, mathematician (Russell Crowe) who receives attention from a CIA operative (Ed Harris), who wants to exploit his genius for code-breaking purposes. Based on the life of John Forbes Nash Jr., the man also overcame years of schizophrenia to win the Nobel Prize. Directed by Ron Howard (PG-13)."Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius" -- The animated Nickelodeon character stars in his own movie. His feature-length debut is about his leading all the children of the world in a rescue effort to save their kidnapped parents from aliens! (G).
"Joe Somebody" -- A romantic comedy starring Tim Allen as a beaten-down divorcé who learns to stand up for himself after getting in a losing fight by an intimidating co-worker in front of his daughter (PG).
"Kate and Leopold" -- Meg Ryan and Hugh Jackman star in this fantasy-romance from writer-director James Mangold ("Girl, Interrupted"). An 18th-century nobleman is transported to the present, where he falls in love with a modern-day woman (PG-13).
"The Majestic" -- Jim Carrey stars as a screenwriter in 1951 who gets blacklisted, loses his memory due to a car accident, and settles down in a small town where he is mistaken for a long, lost son. Directed by Frank Darabont ("The Shawshank Redemption" and "The Green Mile") (PG).
"How High" -- Rappers/ stoners Method Man and Redman star in this comedy about a couple of guys whose I.Q.s actually go up when partaking of a certain illegal herb, to the point they're able to get into Harvard! Things go awry when they run out of the super-smartmaking marijuana (R).
"Waking Life" -- Richard Linklater's freewheeling and inventive rotoscoped animated movie is about a man in a dream state who encounters people offering views on the meaning, perception and reality of human existence (R).
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