I park on the sixth floor of Harbor Court, across the street from the theatre. It's three bucks on Sundays. Fifth, sixth and seventh floor have public parking (I always park on the same floor so I can remember where I left my car) with the rest set aside for building tenants. Clean, well-lighted, secure, plenty of handicap parking.
Zippy's on King Street just off of Piikoi is pretty handy to the area. :0)
The entrance is on a lanai that is several steps up from the sidewalk, but I've seen wheelchairs there before. I think they let them in through one of the stage doors. It's all flat once you're inside and there's a genrously-sized booth in the loo for wheelchair access. My friend and I usually go early and find food. We wander around Chinatown and into a noodle shop or meet at a Zippy's on the way - nothing fancy, just a shared meal to kick off our outing. Would be very cool if you and Mom swould join us!
Let me try to make it easy for you! The next production opens on November 1st. It's Ola Nas Iwi, by Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl. Ive seen several of her plays and they're always good stuff. This one is about grave-robbing and ht esacredness of the iwi. Here, go check it out: http://www.kumukahua.org/
I have tickets for the second Sunday matinee, on November 11th. I'd love it if you would attend the same performance. You can find a link for tickets on the Kumu Kahu site. One play and you'll be hooked! You should go book a ticket right now, while it's on your mind!
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Zippy's on King Street just off of Piikoi is pretty handy to the area. :0)
I have tickets for the second Sunday matinee, on November 11th. I'd love it if you would attend the same performance. You can find a link for tickets on the Kumu Kahu site. One play and you'll be hooked! You should go book a ticket right now, while it's on your mind!