Are tickets refundable?

Tickets are non-refundable; with 48 hours’ notice prior to the performance the box office can exchange tickets or place the value as a credit on file (conditions apply).

What language is the film in?

The film is in Ilokano and is presented with English subtitles.

Is there an intermission?

Yes — the program runs approximately 90 minutes plus an intermission; plan for a total session of about three hours at the venue.

Is the screening appropriate for children?

This screening is noted as mature content in the listing; the themes are better suited to adults and older teens depending on parental guidance.

Where do I go to check in?

Meeting point/address for the screening is 1280 S Kihei Rd, Kihei, HI 96753; follow the venue signage for box office and entry.

What if I need accessible seating?

Contact the venue directly for accessibility specifics; small theaters often accommodate but it’s best to arrange in advance.

Ilokano Family Drama in Kihei: All the Things I Leave You at Pro Arts Playhouse | Events | Theater

On a humid Kihei evening, Pro Arts Playhouse at 1280 S Kihei Rd becomes a small theater of discoveries when All the Things I Leave You screens. Located in Kihei, Hawaii, this 90-minute-plus intermission feature—presented in Ilokano with English subtitles—unspools an intergenerational family drama set partly in a family-run Ilocos restaurant and partly in the memory of Maui’s sakada era. The film follows Jorge and Kiko as they find a trove of unsent letters and photographs after the death of Jorge’s grandfather, Tino, revealing a decades-old love between Tino and his friend Bong, and reshaping how the next generation understands love, class, and migration. What makes this screening special is how the movie foregrounds Ilokano language and culture inside a local community arts space. Pro Arts Playhouse’s screening brings island audiences into a quiet, layered narrative about labor migration—the sakada who came to work Hawaii’s plantations—memory, and the choices families carry across oceans. The theater’s modest size emphasizes intimacy: you’re close to the screen and to subtle performances, where the rustle of an audience and the hush before a key reveal feel like part of the work itself. Expect subtitled dialogue that rewards attentive viewing and a runtime with an intermission that allows conversation and reflection. Practicalities matter. The meeting point and address are 1280 S Kihei Rd, Kihei, HI 96753; tickets are non-refundable but exchangeable with 48 hours’ notice under certain conditions. The film is presented in Ilokano with English subtitles and explores themes that may resonate with viewers who have ties to migration or multi-generational households. Suitable for mature audiences, the story balances quietly rendered emotion and social history rather than broad punchlines. For visitors carving an evening from beach time, combine the screening with a walk along S Kihei Rd before doors, or grab dinner nearby to discuss the film’s revelations. Bring your curiosity: this screening rewards attention to faces, gestures, and objects like the photos and letters that drive the plot. Local viewers value screenings like this because they stitch diasporic narratives into Maui’s cultural calendar, elevating lesser-seen languages and histories in a place often known primarily for beaches. It’s an opportunity to see a nuanced, culturally specific film in a community space that keeps independent cinema alive in Kihei. Plan to arrive early to claim one of the theater’s limited seats and browse the lobby’s program notes and posters; small venues often run tight on parking, so allow extra time for street parking or a walk. If language is a concern, read the synopsis and be ready to use the subtitles—the film’s quiet moments reward listening. Buying tickets through the provided referral link supports Pro Arts Playhouse and helps sustain independent film programming on Maui.

About ProArts Playhouse

ProArts Playhouse is a performing arts venue and presenting organization that curates live music, comedy, film, magic, and community-centered events.
The Playhouse programs an eclectic calendar that features local and touring artists, including Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award-winning bands, singer-songwriters, jazz and blues ensembles, improv and stand-up comedy, and film screenings.
ProArts Playhouse collaborates with regional artists and media partners to present headline concerts, themed nights, salon concerts, monthly improv shows, and benefit performances that support local causes.
Audiences can expect professionally produced shows with varied formats — full-band concerts, intimate duo sets, solo comedy and magic performances, and film presentations. Recent listings include headline bands, guitar showcases, harp and soul duos, a long-running Blues, Rock & Soul Revue featuring guest instrumentalists, comedy series inspired by short-form improv, and family-friendly magic shows. Program notes reference partnerships and return engagements that signal ongoing community ties.
ProArts Playhouse emphasizes accessibility of diverse artistic styles and fosters audience connection by hosting celebrations, dance parties, and educational talks alongside entertainment. Ticketed events often highlight award-winning musicians and guest artists noted in event descriptions. The organization’s public calendar and event listings provide details on show length, featured performers, and special programming.
For patrons seeking live entertainment across multiple genres, ProArts Playhouse serves as a reliable source for curated performances, standing out for its breadth of offerings and consistent presentation of local and touring talent. Event pages list ticketing, accessibility, contact details and FAQs to help attendees plan visits and reserve seats easily online ahead of performances.