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Millwood Ohana Productions

Luau Performer

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An Actor or Entertainer portrays characters and assumes roles in performances, host television programs, or entertain in front of live audiences. Works in film or television and theatre, including professional and community based theatre. May work as a narrator, provide voiceovers for commercials or animated films or record audio versions of books; may play characters in theme parks or in living history museums. May perform comedy acts or other stage acts.

$73,365 / year median in Hawaii

+20% projected growth

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Job Description

Luau Performer Millwood Ohana Productions Honolulu, HI Job Details Part-time $16.50 - $24.20 an hour 20 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Flexible spending account Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Employee discount Life insurance Qualifications Serving Crowd interaction Teamwork Guest relations Moving Bussing Audience engagement for live performances
Dancing Full Job Description Title:
Performer (Part-Time, with Growth Opportunity)
Location:
Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi
Job Type:
Part-Time (Approx. 5 shifts/week; ~25 hours total) Reports to: Line Captain / Luau Manager About the
Role:
We're seeking an authentic, high-energy Performer to bring Hawaiian culture to life at Experience Nutridge Luau. You'll perform hula and related Polynesian numbers, support cultural demos, and engage warmly with guests throughout the evening. This is a hands-on role where performers also help with pre-show traditions, activity setup, basic service support, and post-show breakdown. For strong contributors, there may be future opportunities to grow across departments (events, production, tours) within our locally family-owned company.
Key Responsibilities:
Perform assigned hula and Polynesian dance numbers, chants, and transitions with professionalism and cultural respect Support guest engagement and light emceeing/hosting when needed (intros, transitions, activity stations) Rehearse choreography and maintain show quality standards; attend scheduled rehearsals Care for costumes, implements, instruments, and props; report repair/replacement needs Prepare and facilitate cultural activities such as Ulu Maika (rolling/bowling) and O'o ihe (spear throwing) Assist with Makahiki area setup and breakdown; help prepare imu prior to showtime when assigned Support buffet service and guest areas (e.g., serving dinner, stripping linens, clearing tables) while maintaining a clean, safe environment Complete assigned cleaning zones at end of shift and obtain supervisor sign-off; communicate low supplies Follow company standards for safety, dress code, punctuality, and guest service Other duties as assigned
Schedule & Work Environment:
Typical show call: ~3:00 PM - 8:30 PM , five shifts per week (weather/seasonal adjustments possible) Training begins at 2:00pm until approved by Supervisor Currently our show is Monday - Friday with some Private events on the weekends Evening and holiday availability is expected Outdoor venue with physical activity (standing, dancing, walking, lifting up to 30-40 lbs, exposure to elements)
Qualifications:
Prior experience in hula or Polynesian dance (studio, halau, or professional) Strong stage presence, timing, and teamwork; comfortable engaging with audiences Reliable, punctual, and coachable; able to follow choreographic notes and direction Professional appearance and communication; commitment to cultural integrity and guest aloha Able to perform physical duties (dancing, moving props, basic setup/breakdown)
Preferred:
Knowledge of oli/chant and basic ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi pronunciation Experience facilitating cultural games/demonstrations Hosting experience a plus (intros, activity instructions, light emcee support)
Benefits:
Grow within a small, family-run (ohana) company across departments (events, production, tours) Competitive medical and flex spending benefits 401(k) with employer match Employee discounts across our family of companies How to
Apply:
Please email or with: Headshot Performance video (solo or ensemble; links accepted) Brief note on your dance background and weekly availability
Job Type:
Part-time Pay:
$16.50 - $24.20 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee discount Flexible spending account Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person