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NEWWORKS 2010 |
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March 4 - April 11, 2010
at the West End Theater
263 W 86th St
(btw Broadway & West End Ave)
in the Church of St Paul & St Andrew
Five weeks of new works by diverse artists,
NEWWORKS 2010 is an expansion of Pan Asian’s successful
ongoing programs: 2+3 Nights Only! and Emerging Artists Forum.
Includes the new comedy "CHING CHONG CHINAMAN,"
and solo one-act plays.
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Thu March 4 and
Sat March 6 at 7:30
Program A:
THE WOMEN OF TU-NA HOUSE
written and performed by Nancy Eng
AIR AND ANGELS
written and directed
by Anne Noelani Miyamoto
performed by Nancy Eng and Kaipo Schwab
A TRUE ASIAN HOTTIE
written by Jo Shui
directed by Allen Hope Sermonia
performed by Eileen Rivera
Fri March 5 at 7:30 and
Sun March 7 at 3:00
Program
B:
IRIS
written and performed by Jen Yip
AMERICAN MIX TAPE
written and performed by Allen Hope Sermonia
WHALER
written and directed by Snehal Desai
performed by Una Osato
Tickets: $20
Purchase
Tickets
or call OvationTix, 212-352-3101
Bio and summary of
NewWorks 2010 Programs A & B |
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March 19 - April 11, 2010
"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
A new comedy by Lauren Yee
Directed by May Adrales
Starring: James Chen, Fay Ann Lee,
Jennifer Lim, Angela Lin,
Ron Nakahara,
Jon Norman Schneider
Tickets: $45, Seniors $35, Students $20
Purchase
online
or call OvationTix, 212-352-3101.
More Information
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VOY POR CIGARROS
(Going out for Cigarettes)
An international event from Cuba,
performed in Spanish
written and directed by Gerardo Fulleda Leon
EVENT POSTPONED
Call Pan Asian Rep for more information:
212-868-4030
In 2003, Pan Asian and its production of RASHOMON were
the first professional company from the US to be invited to the
Havana Theatre Festival; now Pan Asian’s mission to foster international
exchange and produce intercultural works continues with this limited
engagement directly from Cuba, which incorporates Cuban music
and dance!
In VOY POR CIGARROS, Serafin Armada learns from Reader’s
Digest that each year in America, men disappear from their homes-
not because they are killed or kidnapped- but because they choose
to leave their perfect families. Even if they are non-smokers,
one day they might stand and say, ‘I’m going out for cigarettes’
and never return. Using the unraveling of Armada’s marriage to
explore issues of power, identity and authenticity, this new play
by an exciting contemporary Cuban playwright offers audiences
unique access to a voice seldom heard in America.
Cast includes Cuban artists Loreta Estévez Canto
and Luis Ángel Lyn Santiesteban.
Gerardo Fulleda Leon (playwright/director) Born
in Santiago, Cuba, León is a playwright, scholar and director. Since
1988 he has served as the General Director of the renowned Cuban
theatre company, Rita Montaner. Following in the tradition of Nicolas
Guillen and Fernando Ortiz, Fulleda is dedicated to an exploration
of afro-Cuban culture and is founder of the annual “Ritual and Representation"
event that explores the ‘transculturation’ of the African presence
in Cuba through lectures, workshops, performance and visual art.
He has been awarded the Distinction for National Culture, the Raul
Gomez-Garcia award for over 25 years of outstanding work in the
field of theater, among many others, and his works have been performed
in Colombia, the United States, Honduras, Dominican Republic, Sweden,
Venezuela, Switzerland and Spain. |
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PROGRAM A
7:30 PM |
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PROGRAM B
7:30 PM |
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PROGRAM A
7:30 PM |
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PROGRAM B
3:00 PM |
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
preview
7:30 PM |
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"CHING CHONG
CHINAMAN"
preview
3:00 PM
7:30 PM |
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
Preview
3:00 PM |
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
School Mat
11:00 AM
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
School Mat
11:00 AM
OPENING NIGHT
7:30 PM |
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
7:30 PM |
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
7:30 PM |
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
7:30 PM |
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
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EASTER
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
7:30 PM |
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
School Mat
11:00 AM
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
3:00 PM
7:30 PM |
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"CHING CHONG CHINAMAN"
3:00 PM |
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Pan Asian Rep programs are supported,
in part, by public funds from the New York State Council on the
Arts, a state agency; the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs,
The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels, MetLife, and Shubert Foundations,
Carnegie Corp., and others. |
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