Performing Arts Center of Kapolei

The Performing Arts Center of Kapolei (PACK) is a vibrant after-school theatre program located at Kapolei High School, serving students of all ages across the community. Established initially as the Kapolei Complex Drama Club in 1999, it underwent a significant transformation in 2004 when Meagan Olson and Rachelle Amparo merged it with Kapolei High School's resources, broadening its reach island-wide. This non-profit 501(c)(3) organization is dedicated to producing up to four shows annually with the youth of Hawai'i, funded through production fees, ticket sales, and external contributions. PACK's mission is to educate, challenge, enrich, and inspire young people and the community through extraordinary theater experiences. It aims to transform students into respectful, resilient, and responsible adults with a profound love for the arts. The organization values imagination, transformation, and community, believing in the transformative power of theatre to inspire, heal, and foster creativity. PACK is committed to providing an inclusive environment that respects diversity and promotes equality of opportunity for all participants, irrespective of their background.