SDAART's first annual 10-minute new play showcase

Inner Views: Asian American Voices

WHAT: Inner Views is intended to explore Asian American identities and experiences. Playwrights from all over the country submitted new plays, 5-15 minutes in length that explore perspectives of Asian Americans (Pacific Rim or Indian Subcontinental cultures). The ten selected plays will be directed by five local directors and performed May 14-21, 2010 at Mesa College's Apolliad Theatre.

WHEN: Opens: Friday, May 14, 2010 at 8:00 p.m.

Closes: Saturday, May 22, 2010 at 8:00 p.m.

Run: May 14, 15, 20, 21, 22 at 8:00 p.m. and May 16 at 2:00 p.m.

WHERE: Mesa College’s Apolliad Theatre, 7250 Mesa College Drive, San Diego, CA, 92111

HOW: To reserve tickets, email: sdaarttix@gmail.com or call 619-388-2621.
General Admission - $10; Students, Seniors, Military - $8; Mesa students/staff/neighbors with I.D. - $5

WHO: SDAART is a professional non-profit performing arts organization which has produced during 15 years 35 plays including five world premieres. The La Jolla Playhouse recently named SDAART as their resident theatre company for the 2010/11 season, during which SDAART will produce Julia Cho's BFE as well as the second annual Inner Views 10-minute new play showcase.

5 Directors, 10 Playwrights, 10 New Plays

Directed by George Ye

Mister Los Angeles by Velina Houston
The Visit by Eric Loo

Directed by Andy Lowe

The Bar Scene by Arianna Chadwick-Saund
This Girl I Used to Know by Naomi Iizuka

Directed by Peter Cirino

Ballistic by Thelma Virata De Castro
Ratings Magnet by Kitty Felde
Womb for Rent by Lauren Yee

Directed by Gina Ma

The Sensuous Gourmet and the Szechuan Peppercorn by Lucy Wang

Directed by Carolyn Henderson

Verbatim by Rosanna Yamagiwa Alfaro
Urashima Taro by Francesca Sanders

Audition Notice:

Inner Views: Asian American Voices
A 10-minute new play festival

San Diego Asian American Repertory Theater

Inner Views: Asian American Voices is intended to explore Asian American identities and experiences. Playwrights from all over the country submitted new, original plays, 5-15 minutes in length that explore perspectives of Asian Americans (Pacific Rim or Indian Subcontinental cultures). The ten selected plays will be produced by SDAART May 14-21, 2010 at Mesa College with local directors, actors, designers, and dramaturgs.

Directors: George Ye, Andy Lowe, Peter Cirino, Gina Ma, and Carolyn Henderson
Production Dates: 5/14, 5/15, 5/20, 5/21, and 5/22 at 8pm, 5/16 at 2 pm

Auditions:

Monday April 5, 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Apolliad Theatre, Mesa College
Thursday April 8, 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Room C 101, Mesa College

There are multiple roles, all ages and ethnicities.

No need to prepare anything for the audition, but you are free to use a prepared piece if you wish.

For more information, contact Lauren Beck at innerviewsSDAART@gmail.com

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"Yellow Tail" - a new video by Melody Kim!

To see more of Melody Kim, come see Hip-Hop Kim-Bop Jan. 15-31 at SDSU!
For more information...

http://asianamericanrep.org
or email sdaarttix@gmail.com

Have you met Melody Kim?

To see more of Melody Kim, come see Hip-Hop Kim-Bop Jan. 15-31 at SDSU!
For more information...

http://asianamericanrep.org
or email sdaarttix@gmail.com

Hip-Hop Kim-Bop: A Korean Herstory in the City of Angels

San Diego Asian American Repertory Theatre enters its 15th season by announcing the upcoming production of Hip-Hop Kim-Bop: A Korean Herstory in the City of Angels, a new play by Elise Kim Prosser, Ph.D. Hip-Hop Kim-Bop is a contemporary comedy in which four women all named Kim meet at jury duty. Through coincidence, calamity, and kim-chee, the four become friends and discover their cultural and personal identities.

The play runs January 15 - 31. Friday and Saturday performances begin at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday performances at 2:00 p.m. at SDSU’s Don Powell Theatre, 5500 Campanile Drive San Diego 92182.

General Admission - $25
Students - $15

To reserve tickets or for more information email sdaarttix@gmail.com or call 619–940-5891.

Directed by Peter James Cirino
Set Design by Christopher Lawrence Ward
Lighting Design by Kelli Jean Groskopf
Sound Design by Nhan Pham
Videography by Victory Garcia, Fernando “Jay” Huerto, Samuel Dent
Music by Diana Alcausin, Nhan Pham, Elise Kim Prosser, Megan Stogner, and Ryan Tully-Doyle
Dramaturgy by Lauren Beck
Cast: Diana Alcausin, Oniric Cirino, Billy Khang, Gina Ma, Nick Mata, Elise Kim Prosser, Trinity Tuyen Tran