Playwright Caan’s ‘Five-0’ break filled with stage time

So what has Scott Caan, who plays Danny "Danno" Williams in CBS’ "Hawaii Five-0," been doing during his summer vacation?

Acting in his self-penned romantic comedy, "The Trouble We Come From," that’s what. It’s playing at the Falcon Theatre in Burbank, Calif., through July 12.

His co-star is Michael Weston, who portrays a playwrightnamed Charlie who finds himself at a crossroads in his life with the news that his girlfriend is pregnant. Caan plays Charlie’s best friend, Vince, who tries to untangle the knots and complications in the playwright’s life. Claire van der Boom, who had a recurring role as Danno’s ex-wife Rachel on "Hawaii Five-0," plays Charlie’s girlfriend, Shelly.

If Caan had his druthers, he told the Los Angeles Times, he’d peel it, show it, move it."I don’t think I’m a singer, but I’d love to dance in a movie. And I’m really offended that they didn’t ask me to be in the new ‘Magic Mike XXL’ movie. I’ll take my shirt off and do a body roll," he said.

You hear that, Channing Tatum? If you need another bod, Caan’s willing. …

Caan certainly has been busy. "The Performance of Heartbreak and Other Plays," a collection of 11 of his one-act plays, is set to be published Sept. 15.

And production on the sixth season of "Five-0" resumes Wednesday, which looks like it’ll start without Caan’spresence. …

DIS ‘N’ DATA: Jordan Segundo, the first Hawaii entrant on "American Idol," continues to nurture a TV gig. Now he’s hosting an "Update 808" segment, airing between 8 and 9 a.m. Wednesdays, as part of KHON’s "Living 808" show. He zooms in on showbiz matters and folks. Segundo recently returned from Los Angeles where he was interviewed for the Fili­pino-target audience on "Kaba­ba­yan Today," which airs in L.A. and Hawaii. …

Hawaii’s Tony winner Ruthie Ann Miles, who is portraying the leading wife, Lady Thiang, in Rodgers and Hammerstein’s hit musical revival, "The King and I," at Lincoln Center’s Viv­ian Beaumont Theatre,will bid aloha to Ken Wata­nabe, the king, on July 12, when he exits the cast after being nominated for a Tony.

Watanabe’s contract will be up and two future kings are set: Jose Llana will join the company July 12. For Miles it’ll be a reunion with Llana, who portrayed Ferdinand Marcos when she played Imelda Marcos in the Public Theater’s "Here Lies Love" two years ago.Then on Sept. 29, Hoon Lee, who starred in Cinemax’s "Banshee," assumes the king’s role. Just in caseyou’re Broadway-bound. …

SCREEN GEMS: He’ll be Aquaman, the anticipated comic book character, in the forthcoming "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" down the line, but Hawaii’s Jason Momoa also will play the Miami Man in "The Bad Batch," director Ana Lily Amir­pour‘s post-apocalyptic love story set in the Texas wasteland. Miami Man and Arlen (portrayed by Suki Waterhouse of the recent "Insurgent") provide a love/ romance thread amid a theme that includes cannibals. Part-Hawaiian Keanu Reeves (as The Dream) and Jim Carrey (as The Hermit) headline the cast. Sounds strange, but the flick’s loaded with powerhouse talent. …

WHEE, THE PEOPLE: Ramon DelBarrio, the actor-dancer-choreographer- singer, is the new drama teacher and director at La Pietra-Hawaii School forGirls. He’ll work alongside music teacher Shari Lynn.