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On the Scene John Berger |
BLACK, WHITE, RED AND BLUE AT THE "FOLLIES": Jack Cione, center,celebrated with Mariko Lyons, left, John and Karen Kotake, Lisa Egerson, Margo Bourland, and Marcia Taylor-Kaneshige after "Mardi Gras Follies 2004" at Pearl Harbor on Friday. John Kotake displays impressive comic talent as the male lead in Cione's staging of "I Love You BetterWhen You're All Wet."Karen wears a blonde wig as John's romantic "Wet" co-star.
"LOBSTER" NIGHT AT THE WAVE: Jack Law, hung out with Marti Kerton, left,Claudette Bond and Laura Bach as Pimpbot was on stage celebrating the release of its new album, "Vertical Lobster" at the Wave Waikiki on Saturday. Flash Hansen and Rick Smoot organized the event and drew a near capacity crowd. Bach opens in "Fanny and Belle" at Kumu Kahua tonight.
TIME TO CHILL: Jo Pruden, front, relaxed with fellow cast members Richard Pellett, left, Shari Lynn and Russell Motter after an intense readers theatre performance of "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?" at Army Community Theatre on Sunday (The table and cups are used during the show). "Woolf" closes with a final show Sunday at 2 p.m.
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John Berger has covered the local
entertainment scene since 1972. Contact
him at jberger@starbulletin.com.
