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East West Players Tabs Assassins as the Spring 2020 production of its 54th Season

2019 Steinberg Playwright Award Tabs Lauren Yee

Hollow Wave DEFYING THE SILENCE: A DARING DANCE AT THIS YEAR’S UNITED SOLO

Preston Choi NNPN Finalist

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East West Players Tabs Assassins as the Spring 2020 production of its 54th Season

News The Godfather of Asian American Theatre • October 10, 2019 • No Comments •

(Los Angeles, CA) East West Players (EWP), the nation’s longest running theatre of color and largest producer of …

2019 Steinberg Playwright Award Tabs Lauren Yee

News The Godfather of Asian American Theatre • October 9, 2019 • No Comments •

2019 Steinberg Playwright Award from Steinberg Charitable Trust NEW YORK CITY: The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust …

Hollow Wave DEFYING THE SILENCE: A DARING DANCE AT THIS YEAR’S UNITED SOLO

News The Godfather of Asian American Theatre • October 7, 2019 • No Comments •

Hallow Wave With Indian Dance, Poetry & Humor … One-Woman Show is a Poignant Story of Healing …

Preston Choi NNPN Finalist

News The Godfather of Asian American Theatre • October 2, 2019 • No Comments •

Preston Choi NNPN pick with Five Others National New Play Network, the country’s alliance of nonprofit theaters that collaborate in …

Jessica Huang 4 Seasons Residency Playwright

News The Godfather of Asian American Theatre • October 2, 2019 • No Comments •

Playwright Jessica Huang has been selected as the inaugural recipient of the 4 Seasons Residency. In collaboration with …

Respect Your Elders October Special Events

October Special Events Series at East West Players with Asian AF Respect Your Elders! Comedy Festival and AJ Rafael’s Crazy Talented Asians at the David Henry Hwang Theater in Little Tokyo, DTLA

News The Godfather of Asian American Theatre • October 1, 2019 • No Comments •

October Special Events at East West! East West Players, the nation’s longest running theatre of color and largest …

DOUBLE VISION AT THE 2020 CHICAGO MUSICAL THEATRE FESTIVAL

News The Godfather of Asian American Theatre • September 30, 2019 • No Comments •

Double Vision BOOK, MUSIC, AND LYRICS BY OLIVIA POPP CHICAGO (September 29, 2019) — Double Vision, a new …

Baltimore, YAPPIE: A MUSICAL COMEDY Receives Public Workshop

News The Godfather of Asian American Theatre • September 27, 2019 • No Comments •

Produced by Donna Ibale & Roger Wu Fu, and made possible with a generous Dean’s Incentive Grant from Peabody …

2019 Theatre Bay Area Awards Nominated Asian American Theatre Artists

News The Godfather of Asian American Theatre • September 21, 2019 • No Comments •

2019 Theatre Bay Area Nominations Announced Today, Theatre Bay Area announced nominations for the 2019 Theatre Bay Area …

Magic Chinese Lady by Lloyd Suh Announces Cast for Bay Area Premiere

News The Godfather of Asian American Theatre • September 18, 2019 • No Comments •

Magic Chinese Lady To Debut SAN FRANCISCO, CA (September 18, 2019) – Magic Theatre (Loretta Greco, Artistic Director …

october, 2019

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06mar(mar 6)8:00 pm27oct(oct 27)10:00 pmCambodian Rock Band, by Lauren Yee (Ashland, OR) Event Organized By: Oregon Shakespeare Festival Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

05sep(sep 5)7:30 pm20oct(oct 20)4:00 pmThe Great Leap, by Lauren Yee (Chicago, IL) Event Organized By: Steppenwolf Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

14sep(sep 14)7:30 pm08dec(dec 8)4:00 pmScotland, PA, Book Michael Mitnick, Music & Lyrics Adam Gwon (New York, NY) Event Organized By: Roundabout Theatre Company

14sep(sep 14)7:30 pm06oct(oct 6)4:30 pmCambodian Rock Band, by Lauren Yee (Pittsburgh, PA) Event Organized By: City Theatre Company Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

20sep7:30 pm20oct4:00 pmAubergine, by Julia Cho (Minneapolis, MN) Event Organized By: Park Square Theatre Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

21sep(sep 21)10:30 am27oct(oct 27)2:45 pmWhere the Mountain Meets the Moon Directed by Bob Shryock Book, Lyrics and Music by Min Kahng Adapted from the book by Grace Lin Event Organized By: Bay Area Children's Theatre Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

24sep(sep 24)7:30 pm13oct(oct 13)4:00 pmMothers, by Anna Moench (New York, NY) Event Organized By: Playwrights' Realm Event Type :Fully staged,World PremiereEvent Type 2:Full run

24sep(sep 24)7:30 pm10nov(nov 10)5:00 pmSoft Power, by David Henry Hwang (New York, NY) Event Organized By: The Public Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

26sep(sep 26)7:30 pm06oct(oct 6)4:00 pmHookman, by Lauren Yee (Long Beach, CA) Event Organized By: California Repertory (Long Beach) Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Short run

01oct7:30 pm10nov(nov 10)6:00 pmTwice, Thrice, Frice, by Fouad Teymour Event Organized By: Silk Road Rising Event Type :Fully staged,World PremiereEvent Type 2:Full run

04oct(oct 4)7:30 pm03nov(nov 3)4:30 pmVietgone, by Qui Nguyen (Houston, TX) Event Organized By: Alley Theatre (Houston) Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

04oct7:30 pm9:30 pmYappie: A Musical Comedy. (Baltimore, MD)Event Type :ReadingEvent Type 2:Short run

05oct7:30 pm9:30 pmOur Perspective Presents: Three Horror and Comedy Play Readings (Chicago, IL)Event Type :ReadingEvent Type 2:Short run

Our Perspective: Three Horror and Comedy Play Readings
Asian Improv Arts

Our Perspective: Asian American Play Readings present readings about the horrors and comedies of humanity.

The danger of Korean beauty products, the fear of assimilation, and fighting kung fu zombies to return Home are just some of the horror and comedy themes explored through the Asian American lens at the last Our Perspective play reading of 2019.

RSVP for your free tickets now before this reading fills to capacity. General admission seating. Read more about the highly successful Our Perspective play reading series at Our-Perspective.com

Cast announced soon!

K Beauty or You Have to Take Care Of It by Preston Choi . Directed by Jonald Reyes

The perfect Korean skincare routine is out there… waiting for you… You Have To Take Care Of It.

The F*ck House by Susan H. Pak. Directed by Daniella Wheelock

A Korean American teen and her best friend navigate the terrors of the midwestern suburbs. Now entering junior high, all Mo wants to be is “normal,” and assimilate into invisibility. Unfortunately, this will alienate her best friend, who only wants to be “special.” Will their friendship survive?

Kung Fu Zombies vs Cannibals by Saymoukda Vongsay. Directed by Marie Tredway

More info to come!

“Our Perspective: Asian American Play Readings” is a staged play reading series intended to provide inspiration, space, and audiences for Midwest Asian Pacific American playwrights, directors, and actors. These are script-in-hand concert readings where actors read plays written and directed by Asian Pacific Americans at Chicago’s top theaters. Presented by Asian Improv Arts Midwest’s AA Arts Incubator, “Our Perspective” is the first ever Asian American play reading series in the Midwest. These history making events are long overdue.

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(Saturday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm CDT

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Goodman Theatre

170 N Dearborn St

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09oct(oct 9)7:30 pm03nov(nov 3)4:00 pmThe Chinese Lady, by Lloyd Suh (San Francisco, CA) Event Organized By: Magic Theatre Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

11oct(oct 11)8:00 pm13(oct 13)9:00 pmRespect Your Elders! (Los Angeles, CA) Event Organized By: East West Players Event Type :Special EventEvent Type 2:Short run

Respect Your Elders!
East West Players

The first event in the series, Respect Your Elders! Comedy Fest (October 11, 12, and 13, 2019) is produced withAsian AF – the premier Asian American
comedy variety show with monthly performances in Los Angeles and New York. Asian AF spotlights the best Asian American actors, stand-up comedians, improvisers, sketch performers, musicians, storytellers, and more. It has generated the bi-coastal, spin-off performances Filipino AF, South Asian AF, and Gaysian AF. The three day festival in partnership with East West Players will spotlight Asian American comedy troupes that were trailblazers in the past three decades, many of them reuniting especially for the event.

“The idea for Respect Your Elders! came from a series of social media posts of the same name from Asian AF during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM),” says festival producer, actor Aaron Takahashi. “Some of the posts featured Asian American sketch and improv groups that were popular in the 80’s, 90’s and 2000’s. After I wrote an entry for Asia Street Comedy (an Asian American sketch comedy show on cable TV), people were suggesting that we do a reunion show.

“With the help of Will Choi and Tony Garbanzos, we have taken this idea one step further, and have asked many of these pioneering Asian American sketch and improv groups to assemble for one night only (actually, two nights only) for a performance, where we can recognize these groups for the trailblazers that they are, opening doors, paving the way, and providing inspiration for today’s Asian American comedic talent.” Takahashi is a former member of three troupes in the line-up: Asia Street Comedy, OPM, and Cold Tofu.

Featured performances at Respect Your Elders! Comedy Fest will include:

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019

OPM (sketch), aka “Opening People’s Minds,” was founded in Seattle by Leroy Chin (and, ahem! David Kobayashi and Roger Tang…the Revue). Current Artistic Director Charles Kim has been with the group since 1997. They are a multicultural, award-winning sketch comedy troupe whose topical and edgy sketches have garnered numerous awards in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Vancouver. Kim, along with Ewan Chung, produce the shows. With no barriers to their creativity, no studio telling them where the line is, and no one who could dismiss their vision or truth, OPM continues to prove to themselves and everyone who comes to their shows that APA-featured stories and performers can be funny and rock the house.

Lapu the Coyote that Cares (sketch) was founded in 1995 by Randall Park (ABC’s Fresh Off The Boat), David Lee, and Derek Mateo. LCC consists of UCLA students and young professionals from various backgrounds, majors, and ethnicities who’ve come together through a common love for performing. Their goal is to promote a voice for Asian American creative expression. With a repertoire consisting entirely of original scripts, each show stands as an exhibition of new writers and material. Initially producing plays and short scenes, LCC has since expanded its scope to include film and video, dance, improvisational comedy, spoken word, and visual art. The group has grown to become the largest Asian American college theater group in the country.

Asia Street Comedy (sketch) was a variety show on the International Channel (later AZN Television) that featured pre-recorded sketches and live stand-up. The show ran from 2004 to 2005. At a time when shows like Saturday Night Live had no Asian representation, Asia Street Comedy almost exclusively showcased Asian American talent. Well-known stand-up comedians like the aforementioned Bobby Lee, Ken Jeong, Randall Park, Amy Anderson, Kevin Shea, Jo Koy, Joey Guila, and Steve Byrne graced the Asia Street Comedy stage. The show was risqué, irreverent, and the sketches were outright hilarious. Returning members include Aaron Takahashi (Mr. Robot), Parry Shen (Better Luck Tomorrow, General Hospital), Diana Toshiko (Captain Marvel) and more!

Cold Tofu (improv) was founded in 1981 by Marilyn Tokuda, Denice Kumagai, Judy Momii and Irma Escamilla. It is the nation’s first and longest running Asian American improv comedy troupe. Stocked with six-packs and chips, the core group met regularly at each other’s homes exploring the new territory of Asian American comedy. Though touted as being the first Asian American improv group, Cold Tofu’s roots are multicultural. Today, under current Artistic Director Jully Lee, Cold Tofu’s main cast performs improv shows regularly in Little Tokyo and throughout Los Angeles. They also teach workshops for actors and non-actors who wish to explore their creative expression.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019:

SketchComedyShow.com (sketch) was co-founded by Eddie Kim and Brian Corpuz, both Theatre Rice alumni from UC Berkeley. They wanted to continue the kind of work they had done in school, writing original sketches. Through Projekt Newspeak, they put together a cast and started producing sketch comedy shows. The group developed great chemistry and characters, and made amazing use of music, physicality, and silence. By 2012, several cast members from SketchComedyShow.com moved on, but their legacy lives on. They showed audiences that an Asian American sketch comedy group can be funny without having to center their jokes explicitly about being Asian American.

Stir-Friday Night! (sketch) was founded by Quincy Wong and Keith Uchima in Chicago in 1995. As an ensemble of Asian-American actors/writers, they travel the nation performing improv and sketch shows that educate all audiences, from an Asian- American perspective. Their diverse cast keeps audiences laughing while delivering messages with which they can identify. They are a fixture in Chicago’s comedy scene. Notable alumni include Danny Pudi, Steven Yeun, and Mary Sohn.

Propergander (sketch) started circa 1999 by Randall Park and other alums of the UCLA group Lapu, the Coyote that Cares (also founded by Park) who still wanted to tell universal, comedy driven stories from an Asian American perspective after leaving LCC. Propergander produced original plays and one-acts, many of which were written by Park and fellow LCC alum Michael Golamco (Netflix’s Always Be My Maybe). The shows were irreverent, risk-taking, and at times downright weird. Although they sold out shows, this was a time when the industry was not actively seeking out Asian American talent. They didn’t believe that Asian American stories could be relatable to a “mainstream” audience. So, around 2005, Propergander closed up shop.

Room to Improv (improv) is an Asian American improvisational theatre troupe created in 2002 by CSUN alum Elvin Lubrin, as an act for that year’s Festival of Philippine Arts and Culture (FPAC). After their first performance at FPAC, Room to Improv continued to perform at various community events and started their own monthly show every first Friday of the month. Since its inception, Room to Improv has been entertaining diverse audiences with unscripted, unrehearsed scenes and games. The cast’s high-energy hijinks and wacky spontaneity are inspired by audience suggestions and interaction. They express their unique perspectives on the Asian American experience through entertaining, compelling stories filled with laughter and heart. Their current Artistic Director is Earl Baylon.

The festival will conclude on Sunday, October 13, 2019 with an improv showcase featuring comedians Kim Cooper(Black Monday, Adam Ruins Everything), Lilan Bowden (Disney Channel’s Andi Mack), Curtis Retherford, Lily Du (CBS’ FBI), Dan Lee (Brooklyn Nine-Nine), Allyn Pintal, Cassi Jerkins (College Humour), Jiavani Linayao(Between Two Ferns the Movie), Rachel Chapman (Elite Daily, Twig & Ash), and more.

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11 (Friday) 8:00 pm - 13 (Sunday) 9:00 pm PDT

Location

David Henry Hwang Theatre

120 Judge John Aiso Street

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East West PlayersEast West is the nation's oldest Asian American theatre, founded by Mako.(213) 625-7000 120 Judge John Aiso St., Los Angeles CA 90012

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16oct(oct 16)7:30 pm10nov(nov 10)4:30 pmCambodian Rock Band, by Lauren Yee (Lowell, MA) Event Organized By: Merrimack Repertory Theatre Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

17oct7:30 pm17nov6:30 pmKentucky, by Leah Nanako Winkler (Chicago, IL) Event Organized By: The Gift Theatre Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

17oct(oct 17)7:30 pm02nov(nov 2)10:00 pmTagalog 2019 (Bay Area, 2019) Event Organized By: Bindlestiff Studio Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Short run

18oct(oct 18)8:00 pm10nov(nov 10)5:00 pmBrothers Paranormal, by Prince Gomolvilas (Indianapolis, IN) Event Organized By: Fonseca Theater Company Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

19oct(oct 19)8:00 pm16nov(nov 16)10:00 pmAubergine, by Julia Cho (Southern California) Event Organized By: South Coast Repertory Theatre Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

22oct(oct 22)7:30 pm17nov(nov 17)4:00 pmTheory, by Norman Yeung (Washington, DC) Event Organized By: Mosaic Theater Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

25oct(oct 25)7:30 pm16nov(nov 16)9:30 pmThe Brothers Paranormal, by Prince Gomolvilas (Portland, OR) Event Organized By: Theatre Diaspora Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

25oct(oct 25)8:00 pm26(oct 26)10:00 pmCrazy Talented Asians (Los Angeles, CA) Event Organized By: East West Players Event Type :Special EventEvent Type 2:Short run

Crazy Talented Asians
East West Players

Crazy Talented Asians (October 25 and 26, 2019), the second event in the series, is a two-night celebration of Asian American talent curated by singer/songwriter AJ Rafael. Headliners will include The Filharmonic (Friday, October 25) and Mama Bares (Saturday, October 26). Crazy Talented Asians has previously been produced by Rafael as a regular, one-night only event at the Rockwell Table and Stage, as well as a benefit performance at East West Players during the run of the Spring 2019 musical Mamma Mia!

“I’m excited to host Crazy Talented Asians (CTA) at East West Players because we share the same mission of making sure Asians are represented not only in the mainstream but for that kid in the audience who sees someone like them on that stage doing something they might want to pursue when they grow up,” says Rafael. “I’m honored to share the stage with these performers who are not only amazing at what they do, but who are proud of their identity and culture. These are artists who are aware of the responsibility they have to show that Asian Americans don’t have to just give in to the stereotypes we were given by the media.”

Rafael elaborates, “Crazy Talented Asians started way before it even existed, making videos in my living room with a bunch of my friends who just loved music and wanted to jam. A lot of those friends happened to be Asian, and we used YouTube & social media because it was the only platform we could be celebrated for who we were. CTA is that, a live band, and some of my friends and family bringing that to the East West Players stage to celebrate a night of dance, poetry, and music,”.Featured performances for Crazy Talented Asians will include:

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019

The Filharmonic (The Late Late Show with James Corden, The Sing-Off) are an LA-based a cappella group of Filipino-American youngsters who were featured in NBC’S hit musical competition The Sing-Off. The 5-piece vocal group made the semi-finals, joined The Sing-Off national tour, and were featured in the Universal Pictures hit movie Pitch Perfect 2. The Filharmonic brings their unique blend of hip hop, pop and 90’s nostalgia to more than 150 college stages nationwide, and was named the #1 college booked entertainment group of the year in 2016. The Filharmonic includes Jules Cruz– Vocal Bass, Joe Caigoy – Tenor, Trace Gaynor – Tenor, Niko Del Rey – Beat Boxer, and VJ Rosales – Tenor.

Comedian and actor Sherry Cola (Good Trouble) will also make a Friday night appearance.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019:

Mama Bares are four fierce and humorous women sharing their stories of motherhood, careers, and family through music. Oh, and they just happen to be extremely talented singers who have graced the stage in Broadway productions, which include Miss Saigon, Les Miserables, and Wicked. Hear the Mama Bares roar! The Mama Bares & Baby Bares include Broadway Stars Deedee Magno Hall, Jennifer Paz, Joan Almedilla, Ai Cheung and their children.

Performers appearing both nights include:

AJ Rafael (Music Director)
Justine Rafael (Singer/Actress)
Alyssa Navarro (Singer/Actress – Disneyland’s Mickey & The Magical Map)
Nayah Damasen (Singer/Actress – Grey’s Anatomy)
Ashley Argota (Singer/Actress – The Fosters, True Jackson VP)
JR De Guzman (Comedian – Comedy Central, Netflix)
Deedee Magno Hall (Singer/Actress – Steven Universe, Wicked Nat’l Tour, Miss Saigon Broadway)
Jennifer Paz (Singer/Actress – Steven Universe, Miss Saigon Nat’l Tour)
Jon Jon Briones (Singer/Actor – ACS: The Assassination of Gianni Versace, Miss Saigon West End and Broadway Revival)
Yellow Paco (Comedian – HigaTV)

Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular @ DCA Reunion ft Cassie Simone, Sam Pablo, Jennifer Kumiyama, Oliver Almonte & Terranne Butac.

Musical group numbers choreographed by Jasmine Rafael ft. Kevin Perdido (Mamma Mia!, East West Players), Jules Aurora (Singer/Songwriter/Influencer, CBS’s The Young And The Restless), Danny Bernardo (Mamma Mia!, East West Players), Edelyn Okano (Into the Woods, Hollywood Bowl), Anthea Neri (Disenchanted, Off Broadway), Grace Yoo (Into the Woods, Hollywood Bowl), Andrew Ge (Mamma Mia!, East West Players), Michael Palma (Mamma Mia!, East West Players), Yvette Lu (Hamilton), and Steven Agdeppa (Mamma Mia!, East West Players).

Tickets and showtimes for Respect Your Elders! Comedy Fest (October 11, 12, and 13, $25.00 to $45.00) and Crazy Talented Asians (October 25 and 26, $30.00 to $50.00) are available online at www.eastwestplayers.org, or by calling (213) 625-7000 Monday – Friday 10AM-6PM. All performances are at the David Henry Hwang Theater, located in the Union Center for the Arts at 120 Judge John Aiso Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012.

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25 (Friday) 8:00 pm - 26 (Saturday) 10:00 pm PDT

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David Henry Hwang Theatre

120 Judge John Aiso Street

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East West PlayersEast West is the nation's oldest Asian American theatre, founded by Mako.(213) 625-7000 120 Judge John Aiso St., Los Angeles CA 90012

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26oct(oct 26)8:00 pm16nov(nov 16)10:00 pmThe Brothers Paranormal, by Prince Gomolvilas (Seattle, WA) Event Organized By: Pork Filled Productions Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Full run

29oct7:30 pm9:30 pmHollow/Wave by Anu Bhatt (New York, NY)Event Type :Fully stagedEvent Type 2:Short run

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The Great Leap by Lauren Yee Steppenwolf

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Cambodian Rock Band by Lauren Yee, music by Dengue Fever and directed by Marti Lyons. (Main Stage) City Theatre

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Aubergine, by Julia Cho

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Where the Mountain Meets the Moon Directed by Bob Shryock Book, Lyrics and Music by Min Kahng Adapted from the book by Grace Lin First Published by Little Brown Books for Young Readers Bay Area Children’s Theatre

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Mothers, by Anna Moench Playwrights Realm

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Soft Power, by David Henry Hwang and Jeanine Tesori The Public extended to November 10

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Hookman, by Lauren Yee California Repertory

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Twice, Thrice, Frice, by Fouad Teymour Silk Road Rising

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Yappie: A Musical Comedy

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Our Perspective: Three Horror and Comedy Play Readings Asian Improv Arts

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The Chinese Lady, by Lloyd Suh Magic Theatre

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The Great Leap by Lauren Yee
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Scotland, PA, Book Michael Mitnick, Music & Lyrics Adam Gwon
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Where the Mountain Meets the Moon
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Mothers, by Anna Moench
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Soft Power, by David Henry Hwang and Jeanine Tesori
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Hookman, by Lauren Yee
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Twice, Thrice, Frice, by Fouad Teymour
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Our Perspective: Three Horror and Comedy Play Readings
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The Chinese Lady, by Lloyd Suh
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Tagalog 2019
Bindlestiff Studio

The Brothers Paranormal, by Prince Gomolvilas
Fonseca Theatre