New show emerges on Polynesian Cultural Center's stage
LAIE, Hawaii — After more than three years of planning and $3 million, the Polynesian Cultural Center premiered its new evening show: "Ha: Breath of Life."
Using new animation, surround-sound, digital lighting, staging effects, costumes, choreography, music, renovated backstage facilities and a cast of more than 100 — most students at BYU-Hawaii — "Ha" follows the story of a young couple expecting their first child.
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