PFP debuts as NWAAT resident late night comedy team

They're baaaackkkk....

The Northwest Asian American Theatre, celebrating its 25th season and expanding programming, is pleased to announce the debut of the Pork Filled Players, the theatre's recently signed resident late night comedy group. PFP celbrates its new status with At Work: Makin' Bacon May 28-30, and June 4-6 at 11 pm with a special early late nite on May 31 at 7 pm in the Theatre Off Jackson (409-7th Ave. S. in Seattle's International District).

Springing from the great comedy tradition of SPAM!(tm), Porky Pig and Piiiiiiigs In Space, the Players take aim at an unsuspecting world, jabbing barbs in sacred cows, bees knees, the cat's pajamas and all other non-porcine things of the world. The focus in on the world of working with an Asian American twist.

In these madcap (but not necessarily zany) evenings of sketch comedy and theatre, the Pork Filled Players presents their audiences with a satirical vision of the Asian American experience. This hilarious and riotous evening is appropriate and enjoyable for people of all ages and race.

Directed by Cyndie Mastel-Rokicki, the Pork Filled Players include David Kobayashi, Roger Tang, Wally Glenn, Mona Leach, Eric de los Santos, Joyce Reyes, and Sharon Holmes, with special appearance by Daniel Arreola. These members have garnered kudos for their work with NWAAT's 11:07 Late Night, Politically Correct Theatre, and OPM.

[A&E Program Guide] [Home] [ABC Info] [E-mail]