Oahu's Comedy Attraction - Comedy Polynesia
It's Waikiki's affordable major show produced specifically for English-speaking visitors hilariously capturing their experiences while travelling to the islands! No "pidgin" talk here, but definitely some local humor that visitors can easily relate to. It's comedy that takes you beyond the traditional Hawaiian experience and shows the hilarious side of Polynesia.
Join hysterical island entertainers for an unforgettable evening of laughter, Polynesian style!
Produced by and starring Bo Namolokama Irvine, the "Hawaiian King of Comedy" and winner of NBC's Last Comic Standing 2008 Hawaii Showcase. Also produced by Chief Sielu Avea from Samoa, known internationally as the "Coconut Man."
Bo Namolokama Irvine (above left) - Known as the Hawaiian King of Comedy, Bo, a Native Hawaiian, has appeared on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, NBC Late Night, and Showtime Comedy Club Network. He is an oft-requested performer (and very funny lecturer) at military bases worldwide from Okinawa to Bahrain, and has opened for Howie Mandel, George Carlin, George Lopez, Brad Garrett, Kenny Loggins, Julio Iglesias, and The Righteous Brothers. One year, the Hula Bowl opened for him (Bo headlined the post-game concert at Aloha Stadium). Bo leaves visitors and locals alike rolling on the floor laughing. If you want a riotous taste of true “Hawaiian Comedy,” a visitor’s perspective of the islands plus what it’s like for islanders traveling to the mainland, then you do not want to leave Oahu before experiencing Bo Namolokama Irvine.
Ken “Kento-san” Komoto (above right) - Not often can a comedians in the U.S. get away with doing their act in, say, Japanese! Kento-san has performed his unique and hilarious act across the U.S. and has appeared on A&E’s Comedy On The Road with Jon Byner. He has been entertaining mainland and island audiences for over 20 years, and he does great balloon animals.
Michael “Mr. Diamond Head” Staats (above center) - As the show’s token haole, Michael Staats brings his twisted hair and even more twisted humor to the Comedy Polynesia stage with hysterical parodies of Hawaiian songs made famous by traditional Polynesian shows and Don Ho. Michael would be the perfect host of the Luau from Hell.
This show has an unofficial show rating of PG13.
Show Details:
| Showtime | 8:00PM |
| Length | 1 hour 20 minutes |
| Recommended guest arrival time | 7:30PM |
| Show Dates | Every Wednesday and Saturday |
| Location | Hawaii Comedy Theater at the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel, Kapuni Room (11th floor) |
| Parking: | Validated parking available; $2.00 for 6 hours |
Ticket Prices
| Standard Seating | $25.00 |
| Gold Circle (within 12 feet of stage) | $35.00 |
| COMEDY COMBO Package (Comedy Polynesia & Sharkey's Comedy Club) |
$35.00 standard, $50.00 Gold Circle |
Prior to the Show:
After check-in, guests are treated to a relaxing view of Waikiki Beach. Depending on what time you arrive, you might be able to catch a beautiful Hawaiian sunset while enjoying the view from our balcony/waiting area.
As an alternative, you can also wait at our lounge area by the check-in counter if you wish.
Drinks are also available during this time through our hostess/waitress or directly from the bar.
You will then be escorted to your seats in our showroom to enjoy the show.
Other Important Information:
One drink minimum, not included in ticket price; non-alcoholic selection available.
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