Spring and Summer Musical Theater Camps in Hawaii (Big Island) and Michigan

Aunty’s Music School is thrilled to announce the musical theater production of MOANA for the 2026 season!!

Join in on the fun and experience of producing the musical Moana! With a team of specialized instructors, every performer will have an opportunity to shine and receive individualized support in acting, singing, dancing, and set design. We can’t wait to put on a show with you!

Spring Break Camp: Kea’au, Hawaii  
March 16-20 (5 days) 9 am - 1 pm $215

Summer Workshop collaboration with DANSE SPACE: Hawi, Hawaii
June 8 - 10 (3 days), 9 am - 3:30 pm $215

Michigan Music and Arts Camps: Haslett, Michigan
June 15 - 19 OR June 22-26 (5 days) 9 am - 3 pm $315

Meet our team of Kea’au instructors!

Instructor bios for Hawi and Michigan coming soon!!

Melissa Sigh: Vocal Coach and Director

With twenty-seven years of teaching experience, Melissa fosters student growth and joy through music-making, personal connection, and insightful support. Melissa is a creative and engaging music educator with experience in diverse music education settings. At Aunty’s Music School, Melissa is thrilled to open her doors to new students seeking private and small group music lessons. She is also the music teacher at Malamalama Waldorf School.

Melissa holds a master’s degree in music education from Michigan State University. She has served as a music teacher in Michigan’s public schools for sixteen years and ran a music studio in Michigan that boasted over 200 students attending lessons each week.

Melissa is a vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter. Before moving to Hawaii, Melissa performed at local arts festivals, children’s concert series, and private events in and near East Lansing, Michigan. While Melissa performs for all ages, her most frequent performance opportunities are for especially young audiences and their families. She is also hired as a teaching artist at adult ukulele camps and a singing coach at music festivals.

Debra McGee: Dance and Choreography

Debra has dedicated her career to teaching dance around the Island of Hawai’i since moving here in 2011.  Debra is a former member of Garth Fagan Dance, the original Tony award winning choreographer of the Lion King, and performed his works nationally and internationally. In her birthplace of MN she worked with TU Dance, performed in multiple musicals and was as a teaching artist in numerous universities, colleges and performing arts conservatories. 

She holds Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance from Marymount Manhattan College in N.Y.C. and trained vocally at the Eastman School of Music in NY.

In Hawai’i she has taught, directed and choreographed at Kona Dance, Danse Space in Hawi, Donkey Mill’s Summer Programs, and the Hawai’i Performing Arts Festival where she was awarded best regional choreographer for her work with Hair.  She is a member of Lava Roots Dance Company and Prince Dance Company on island.  Debra is the director of Kona Dance and Performing Arts and is a teaching artist with Hawai’i State Foundation on Culture and Arts.  Debra is a passionate teacher, choreographer and performer who shares the power of communication through movement.

Bonnie Sol Hahn:  Set Design and Props

Bonnie Sol has been a working artist for over twenty years. She has been teaching for the past seven years. Her work is inspired by the natural world.

In 1998, Bonnie Sol, graduated with dual degrees from Tufts University(BA in Anthropology), and The School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston (BFA with concentration in Painting). In 2008 she moved back to Hawaii after 20 years living away.

Her art reflects the natural world. Her paintings are records of moments experienced, skies visceral and fleeting, rippling seas, and at times explorations into flora. Her botanicals reflect the complex beauty of nature, light, and form. Her plein air work capture her immediate response to environment in a quick and expressive way. Collectors of her paintings can be found throughout the islands and around the world. They are drawn to her work because, as Bonnie says, “it brings a little of the outdoors inside.”

Bonnie Sol lives in Mt.View, Hawaii, with her woodworker husband, two cats, and a dog named Po. She shows at eight different galleries islandwide. Bonnie’s website: www.bonniesol.com