THE POET OF COLUMBUS AVENUE

Poet of Columbus Avenue

Cast

Charlie Chiv, Marcus Ho, Donna Leichenko,

Les J.N. Mau, and Andrew Pang

Sets: Peter Cabuay  Costumes: Kenneth Chu

Sound: Peter Griggs  Lights: Victor En Yu Tan

This production is supported by AT&T and with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, and New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

                                                                                            

JUNE 21-JULY 16, 2000

The Poet of Columbus Avenue

at

Theatre Four

55St West of 9th Ave.

Weds thru Sat at 8pm ;Weds, Sat & Sun at 2:30pm

Tickets $45 * Call Telecharge 212-239-6200

Box Office Opens at 1pm, 212-757-3900

Discount for student/seniors/groups 20 or more

Student Rush $25, one and a half hours before curtain

Become a passholder and groups call 212-505-5655

Performance Day Two Plays Three plays Note
Opening Night $120

N/A

 Wed.6/28 at 7:30pm, includes post show party
Regular $54

N/A

 Any performance but opening night
Passes include :

  • Staged Reading & Workshop performances.

  • $5 off per additional ticket order.

  • Post-performance chat & Snack on Sun 7/02/2000 with Director and Actors.

Charlie Chiv.JPG (140676 bytes) Charlie Chiv as Jay Yi Mou- A hopeless romantic who works in a fortune cookie factory in San Francisco's Chinatown. Michael Jordan is his icon though he will never excel to that level of physical dexterity. In fact, Jay is the type who bumps into furniture and gets fortunes like"True love happens once in a lifetime, unfortunately your time has passed"

Donna.JPG (196913 bytes)Donna Leichenko as Mary Ling- A writer. Mary is a free spirit with the heart of a poet. She has the tendency to walk barefoot in St. Mary's Park reading Ferlinghetti's CONEY ISLAND OF THE MIND and performs spoken word at an open mic in clubs.

Marcus.JPG (70626 bytes) Marcus Ho as Ethan Kwan   An artist with a "Picasso syndrome" who loves all women and finds some kind of salvation in making love to them and also painting them. He is extremely good looking and charismatic. He could probably lead a revolution if he had the inclination to.

Andrew Pang2.JPG (687018 bytes)Andrew Pang as Mark - Jay's best friend and confidante; is a bartender in Chinatown's Golden Empress, a dim sum restaurant. He is the successful, hip guy, especially with girls, that Jay would like to be.

Les.JPG (747755 bytes)Les J.N. Mau as Mr.Wong

An herbalist who recites poetry; anywhere between 50 and 100 years old.

RASHOMON

 

by Fay and Michael Kanin

February 8 - March 10, 2000

for info call 212-505-5655

Our First performance was on June 28, 2000. Please go to Programs for more info on what happened on opening night.

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