Based on a now-forgotten short story by C.D.K. Gonner, Olive's Lover is the story of a socially awkward young woman in her late ’20’s who delights her family with news of her engagement to an eligible bachelor. The many subsequent letters from her absent fiancé enthrall and increasingly perplex the family. Who is this fellow?

Olive's Lover

The Brad Powell Theatre

Join us at The Brad Powell Theatre from May 24 to June 9, 2024, for an exciting inner-city experience with TAG’s World Premiere of Jake: The Yellow Bench by Hawaii’s own Joseph T. Rozmiarek.

In a large city, an elderly man invites a homeless student to live in his apartment. Initially charmed by the young man’s directness, he begins to doubt his truthfulness. At the same time, the student questions whether his benefactor is more complicated than he seems.

Jake: The Yellow Bench

Inspired by the true story of the earliest stirrings of the gay rights movement, “Perfect Arrangement” merges madcap sitcom-style laughs with provocative drama as two closeted US state department employees struggle to maintain their cover and their sanity in 1950s America.

Perfect Arrangement

Zora Neale Hurston was an important figure of the Harlem Renaissance.  Her works focused on African American culture and the rural south. She co-founded Howard University's student-operated newspaper, The Hilltop,
had A Love/Hate relationship
with Langston Hughes, and studied cultural anthropology, eventually becoming the first Black woman to graduate from Barnard College.

Letters from Zora

Adam is a comic book writer coasting on his past successes in the glossy pages of Mynx and Savage. Without warning, his employer assigns him a partner, Ket, to illustrate his work and ensure he makes his next deadline. She suspects that there is a new “important” work Adam is developing. As characters invade their workspace, Adam slowly reveals to Ket the painful origin story of Mynx and Savage. Ket helps Adam realize that he has no future until he makes amends with his past.

Mynx & Savage

Based 50% on fact and 50% on fiction,
Building Permit  conveys the 100% lunacy of TAG's six-year odyssey to obtain a building permit to renovate what is now The Brad Powell Theatre. A riotous comedy drama which, contrary to what most people will think offers a positive message. This play is a must for anyone who has ever experienced frustrations in obtaining a building permit in Honolulu.

TAG-The Actors' Group

Jul 26 - Aug 11, 2024

Olive's Lover

May 24 - Jun 9, 2024

Jake: The Yellow Bench

TAG-The Actors' Group