About 90 workers have now been furloughedl; that news coming on the same day as a U.S. Labor report showing job loss nationwide has reached its highest level in five years.

Hawaii's unemployment rate has inched upward since April to 4.2 percent now. Still, that's way below the national average of 6.1 percent.

"Currently we have the 8th lowest unemployment rate in the nation," said Ryan Markham of the Dept. Of Labor and Industrial Relations. "So relatively speaking, it's pretty good. We're just hoping for the best, hoping it'll turn around."

For some, it's hard to be optimistic. Show organizers couldn't guarantee if all the workers will get their jobs back.

They say the show has gotten mixed reviews. They'll take time off to make it better.

"We may be revamping this show tremendously or we may be substituting and doing a lot of wholesale changes."

Show organizers did not give target date as to when the show will reopen.

If you have tickets for a future show, show organizers say call the box office or call the Level 4 nightclub.

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