How long is the show?

The performance runs approximately one hour with no intermission.

Yes, the $50 ticket includes a complimentary preshow wine bar and post-show mall goodies.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility details were not provided; contact the venue directly for accommodation needs.

When are the performances?

Two shows are scheduled on Saturday, December 13 at 4pm and 7pm.

Will there be an intermission?

No—organizers note there will be no intermission.

Do I need to print my ticket?

You can use a mobile ticket, but printing a backup can speed entry.

Holiday Musical Revue at The Brad Powell Theatre

At the heart of Honolulu’s compact Iwilei arts corridor, The Brad Powell Theatre stages a seasonal gift: 'It's DeLightful, It's DeLovely, It's December — The Sequel,' a one-night musical revue that turns holiday kitsch into polished cabaret. The show, featuring Shari Lynn with pianist Jim Howard and special guest Mary Gutzi, offers two performances on Saturday, December 13 at 4pm and 7pm. Tickets include a complimentary preshow wine bar and post-show treats in the mall, and with no intermission you get a tight, continuous hour of music and witty storytelling.

This outing feels like a short urban hike into Honolulu’s performing-arts scene: you move from street-level bustle to a dimmed room, find a comfortable seat, and let three seasoned performers sketch the season in song. The Brad Powell Theatre is located in Honolulu, Hawaii, and sits within an island setting defined by volcanic ridgelines, Pacific trade winds, and pockets of native kiawe and plumeria scent outside the doors—an island contrast to the theater’s intimate, lamp-lit interior.

What makes this production special for visitors: it’s local talent delivered in a venue that serves as a cultural hub for neighborhood performances, holiday cabaret, and community arts. The show’s concise format and included wine bar make it a great evening option for travelers who want a cultured break from hiking Diamond Head or exploring Waikiki’s shoreline. Practical features: there will be no intermission, the preshow wine bar and mall goodies are included with the $50 ticket, and seating is limited—order early.

Whether you’re a music lover seeking a seasonal program or a traveler wanting a low-effort indoor evening, the revue offers a staged, polished alternative to tourist dinners and crowded waterfront events. The performers’ names—Shari Lynn, Jim Howard, and Mary Gutzi—anchor the bill and promise experienced vocal and piano work rather than an amateur community show. The nearby harbor and city skyline can be glimpsed on a short walk from the theater, reminding visitors that Honolulu combines outdoor adventure and compact cultural venues.

Practical tips: arrive early to enjoy the wine bar, bring your printed or mobile ticket, and allow time for short-term parking or rideshare drop-off near the theater. This show is a reminder that memorable travel evenings don’t require lengthy logistics—just an hour in a small theater, a glass of wine, and attentive performers who treat December like prime-time material.

After the show, take a short stroll to the nearby mall or waterfront to catch night air and local street energy. If time allows, pair the evening with a late-afternoon walk by Aloha Tower or a quick sunset view from the harbor—small detours that swap theater seats for skyline silhouettes without rerouting your hotel plans and savor a quiet island moment.