Polynesia World Productions envisions a place where the distinct cultures of Polynesia are celebrated and shared through performing arts, storytelling, education, and wellness. We’ll begin with live shows and multimedia productions, then grow our film and television projects, cultural exchange programs, and Wellness Hale. Our long-term goal is a Florida cultural campus with a studio, classrooms, performance space, and a home for visiting artists and students.
Our Vision
Protect The Seed
"Mālama i ka hua"
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We protect the seed of "Aloha" by sharing Hawaiian culture here in Florida through hula, mele, live performance, and multimedia storytelling. We honor the stories carried through hula and pass their meaning to new generations. Like planting kalo (Taro), this work begins with care and grows through what we share.
We grow the tree through live productions, multimedia storytelling, film and television projects we own or hold rights to. Guided by Aloha, we pair high-tech tools with a high-touch connection to people. From stages in Florida to screens and social media around the world, our voyaging canoe carries Polynesian stories to new audiences and creates opportunities for artists and future generations.
Grow The Tree
"Hoʻoulu i ka lāʻau"
A kumu (Teacher) hula shares more than dance steps with students in Japan. Through movement, song, and story, she passes on the spirit of Aloha one heart and one generation at a time. Hula’s reach in Japan shows how a gift rooted in Hawai'i can cross an ocean and keep growing when it is shared with care. A University of Hawaiʻi filmmaker estimated 1–2 million hula dancers in Japan in 2020!
Share The Fruit
"Kaʻana i ka hua"
Just as hula has taken root in Japan, we envision a South Florida campus where the distinct cultures of Polynesia can be shared with new generations. Through classes and training, live dance and music, storytelling, cultural exchange, and the Wellness Hale, people will experience Aloha together. Our original film and television stories, carried by technology, can extend that welcome across the Western Hemisphere and beyond. This is how we share the fruit: honoring what was entrusted to us, nurturing new voices, and passing the Aloha spirit from heart to heart. "Mahalo nui loa" for allowing us to share the vision.