2012/2013 Season |
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MAIN STAGE |
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DOJOJI:
THE MAN INSIDE THE BELL |
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May 18-June 9, 2013
at the Clurman Theatre
by Ernest Abuba
Choreography by and in
collaboration with Sachiyo Ito
Directed by Tisa Chang
Tickets now on sale
ETERNAL LOVE, DESTINY and power of TRANSFORMATION.
From Pan Asian veteran artists comes a visually stunning reimagining of a classic tale.
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THREE TREES |
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March 23-April 14, 2013
At the West End Theater
By Alvin Eng
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Directed by Ernest Abuba
Paris.1950’s. Café Didot. Alberto Giacometti meets his muse, Isaku Yanaihara.
“Jean-Pierre Stewart is excellent as the needy, bumbling genius Giacometti…The design elements … are likewise remarkable.”
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“Exquisitely acted, “Three Trees” puts forth beautiful ideas concerning the transformative power of creating and
inspiring art, the notion of a portrait as the container of a human spirit, and the confounding intersection of the aesthetic and the mundane in the everyday experience of an artist. Intelligently directed by Ernest Abuba, the production is entrancing...!”
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TRAINING |
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ACTING & WRITING LAB PRESENTATION
led by Ernest Abuba
Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 7pm
Open to the public
RSVP to info@panasianrep.org
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PLAYS IN PROCESS |
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AMERICAN AMNESIA
February 5 at 7:00
In the Bruce Mitchell Room
By Glenn Kubota
Norm is a loving parent with conservative convictions. When his daughter, Natalie, risks her academic achievements and honors, Norm is forced to decide between shielding her or defending his beliefs
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FISHING FOR WIVES |
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Summer 2013 |
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by Edward Sakamoto
It’s 1913 and two fishermen in Hawaii inadvertantly set off A COMIC BATTLE OF THE SEXES.
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NO-NO BOY
November 16, 2012 at 7:00;
November 17 at 3:00
In the Bruce Mitchell Room
By Ken Narasaki
Based on the book by John Okada, and set in the aftermath of WWII the play follows draft resister Ichiro Yamada after he is released from prison and STRUGGLES TO COME TO TERMS WITH HIS CHOICES.
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36th Season Kickoff |
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*Thurs Nov 29, 2012*
6pm Cocktails, 7pm Dinner
Celebrate the start of the season at the Golden Unicorn in Chinatown with 10-course Chinese Banquet, beer and wine, entertainment, including a screening of the documentary short film THE WIVES OF HENRY YUK, and salute to Community Leaders,
Julie Azuma and Tamio Spiegel
and Mei Hua Society.
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35th Anniversary Gala Season 2011/12 |
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RANGOON
May 25 - June 17, 2012
At the Clurman Theatre
410 West 42nd Street (btw 9th and 10th)
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By Mayank Keshaviah
Directed by Raul Aranas
World Premiere! A family of Indian emigres must deal with seductions of American life, while trying to keep its heritage alive. Funny and tragic— a quintessential 21st century American tale.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION |
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Gala Award Dinner
March 19, 2012
At the Edison Ballroom
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A once-in-a-lifetime event
themed Legacy and Homecoming
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NEWWORKS 2012 |
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STELLA RISING
March 8 - 17, 2012
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Created and performed by Napua Davoy
Directed by Karine Plantadit
Hawaiian paradise meets
The Grapes of Wrath in this tale of mothers and daughters, wisdom and forgetting, told through a vibrant blend of jazz and classical music.
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BAUDELAIRE: LA MORT
March 23 - April 1, 2012
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Directed and Choreographed
by Shigeko Sara Suga
Assitant Directed/Dramaturge Paola Irun
Co-created with Ernest Abuba,
Anna Gheesling and Minouche Waring
Original music composed and performed
by Yukio Tsugi
Flamenco guitar performed
by Arturo Martinez
Featuring Ernest Abuba, Tiffany Chen, Paola Irun, and Shigeko Sara Suga
with
Aaron Chieu, and Tim Liu
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Inspired by Baudelaire’s masterpiece
Les Fleur du Mal, BAUDELAIRE: La Mort is dance theatre that fuses
Butoh, Flamenco and French poetry in a visceral exploration of life's beginnings and endings
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