While the 1937 Walt Disney version of Snow White may be the one that is most widely recognized, the story dates back over a century to Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm’s 1812 published story.
The West Hawai’i Dance Theatre & Company will present the well-loved fairy tale “Snow White” at the Kahilu Theatre on Monday, May 30.
With a 4 p.m. start time, audience members will enjoy the classic elements of the fairy tale with over 50 West Hawai’i Dance Academy students and guest dancers from the Maui Academy of Performing Arts.
The show is choreographed by West Hawai’i Dance Theatre & Academy’s Founder and Artistic Director, Virginia Holte, Assistant Director Midori Satoh, and Instructors Jenna Ojeda, Megan Joy Chapman, and Juanita Finkenberg.
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Academy pianist Megumi Kopp will accompany the dancers on piano presenting a classical music compilation.
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While the 1937 Walt Disney version of Snow White may be the one that is most widely recognized, the story dates back over a century to Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm’s 1812 published story.
