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| New York Artists
Gather for China Earthquake Relief to Benefit UNICEF |
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Music Collaborators |
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| June 14, 2008 at 3pm
The Players Theatre
115 MacDougal Street
(between W 3rd and Minetta Lane) in Greenwich Village
Pan Asian Repertory Theatre was featured in an international
line up of artists and musicians to benefit UNICEF's efforts to
aid the victims of the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan Province,
China. Tina Chilip, Kathleen Kwan and Rosanne Ma, from last fall's
The Joy Luck Club, performing a scene from the acclaimed production.
Full Program:
Drunken Man by Jiu Kuang, based on a famous poet
of the western Jin dynasty (265 -420)
Blue Pipa (inspired by Miles Davis) by Min Xiao-Fen
The North of Sunset by Thelonius Monk, arr. by
Min Xiao-Fen
Mo (dedicated to the victims of the Sichuan earthquake)
by Min Xiao Fen and Wu Na
Performed by Min Xiao-Fen, pipa / Wu Na, qin
Four Fragments for solo violin by Huang Ruo
Performed by Yoon Kwon, violin
Oblivion by Astor Piazzolla
Performed by Matrix Music Collaborators
Excerpts from The Joy Luck Club
A play by Susan Kim, Adapted from the novel by Amy Tan , Directed
by Tisa Chang
Performed by Tina Chilip, Kathleen Kwan and Rosanne Ma
“Super Cop World” video installation
featuring mighty Mario and Jackie Chan
Designed by Eric Siu
Peter and the Wolf, Op. 57 by Sergei Prokofiev
Performed by puppeteers: Deborah Hertzberg; Serra Hirsch; Daniel
Irizarry; Mary Robinette Kowal; Chris McLaughlin; Jessica Scott;
Meghan Williams, directed by Jane Catherine Shaw and Terry O’Reilly
with Matrix Music Collaborators under the direction of Sheryl
Lee
Readings by published authors from Asian American Writers’
Workshop
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The Missing Woman |
Thursday April 10 at 7:30
Special cultural discussion following Pan Asian Rep’s The
Missing Woman
This Thursday, Pan Asian Rep welcomes Professor Rosalind
Morris
from Columbia University to lead an informal chat about Southeast
Asian
art and history, following that evening’s performance of The Missing
Woman.
All attendees of the performance are welcome to stay and participate
in the discussion.
Over the past decade, Rosalind Morris has devoted her attention
to thinking
about a number of inter-related issues and questions concerning:
the history of modernity in Southeast Asia. She is a former Director
of the Institute for Research on Women and Gender, the Associate
Director of the Center for Comparative Literature and Society,
and the former co-editor of
“CONNECT: art, politics, theory, culture”. |
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Chinese New Year Benefit
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Tuesday February 12th, 2008
Mei Hua Society’s Annual Chinese New Year Dinner Benefit for Pan
Asian Repertory Theatre
at Peking Park Restaurant 100 Park Ave. (entrance on 40th Street
between Park and Madison Avenues)
6:00 pm Cocktail and Silent Auction
7:00 pm Dinner
7:30 pm Performance
Fall 2007 – The Joy Luck Club
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The Joy Luck Club |
| Tuesday, October 23rd
Cocktail reception at Bar 41
in Hotel 41, 206 W 41st Street, at 7th Avenue
Cast of THE JOY LUCK CLUB, and Tisa Chang, Artistic Producing
Director of Pan Asian Repertory Theatre, introduced the production
to friends and other guests at this meet-and-greet.
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Tuesday, October 30th
Asian Halloween-themed pre-show reception in theater lobby |
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Wednesday, November 7th
OPENING NIGHT GALA
Red Carpet Champagne Reception in theater lobby Post-show cast party
at Xing Restaurant (785 Ninth Avenue) |
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Friday, November 9th
Post-show discussion with cast and director |
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Sunday, November 11th
Post-show discussion with cast and director |
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Thursday, November 15th
Pan Asian Rep was honored to host Amy Tan, who was visiting from
San Francisco, at the Julia Miles Theater for a special pre-show
champagne reception. |
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Friday, November 16th
“MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS” NIGHT
Pre-show cocktail Reception for mothers
and daughters in theater lobby |
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Saturday, November 17th
Pan Asian Rep hosted the Organization of Chinese Americans, New
York chapter, who brought a capacity crowd in for a post-show theater
party and reception. |
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Sunday, November 18th
Pan Asian Rep welcomed Families With Children From China, Brooklyn
chapter, who came in for a festive theater party and reception before
seeing their performance of The Joy Luck Club. There was also a
post-show discussion with cast and director. |
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Wednesday November 21st
Asian Halloween Night
Pre-Thanksgiving Party with the Pan Asian Family! Complimentary
snacks and beverages, prizes and giveaways. |
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