Moana: The vibrant, tenacious, optimistic daughter of Motunui’s chief, Moana struggles to reconcile her father’s plans for her to take over as the village chief with her own desires to voyage beyond the reef.

Maui: A demigod and master wayfinder with charisma to spare and a reputation of being a trickster. Despite his hard exterior, Maui becomes a wonderful friend and mentor to Moana throughout their journey.

Chief Ancestors (1-3): Chief Ancestors (1-3) are three ancient leaders of Motunui. They guide Moana on her quest and narrate her story through spoken word and solos.

Gramma Tala: Moana’s wise grandmother and the mother of Chief Tui. She is the village storyteller known for being eccentric and dancing to the beat of her own drum.

Chief Tui: The proud leader of Motunui and Moana’s father. He prioritizes the safety of his people and his family.

Sina: Moana’s supportive mother. She is compassionate, perceptive, and strong-willed, and trusts her daughter to make the right decisions.

Pua: Moana’s fiercely loyal friend. Pua always supports Moana – even if it means facing her own fears.

Hei Hei: Moana’s not-so-bright friend. Hei Hei is well- meaning, but naive.

Tamatoa: The vicious and egotistical giant crab who lives in Lalotai, the Realm of Monsters. Tamatoa enjoys gathering shiny baubles to add to an ever-growing collection.

Ensemble: The heart, soul and claws of the show, ensemble includes Ancestors, Ocean Ensemble, Villagers (Dancers, Weavers, Fishers 1 & 2), Maui Ensemble, Monsters, Gate Monster, Left Claw, Right Claw, Shiny Ensemble, Te Fiti, Te Kā.

Directed and Choreographed by Christine Kelly

Musical Direction by Chris McKee      

Produced by Sue Prior

Assistant Directors: Alida McCaghren & Maryellen Dolan

Technical Director: Jackie Massey