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Alan Muraoka talks A GENTLEMANS GUIDE TO MURDER

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If you are looking for some fantastic vocals, aristocratic hijinks, and want to support a good cause then look no further than CollaborAzian’s upcoming abridged A GENTLEMAN’S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER on July 15th.  Directed by Alan Muraoka, and features an all-Asian American cast and production team, can be viewed through Broady on-demand, and all proceeds will benefit the Stop AAPI Hate initiative.  … Continue readingAlan Muraoka talks A GENTLEMANS GUIDE TO MURDER

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Carmen Cusack at The Old Globe

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It’s no accident that the start of this weekend’s live concert performances by Carmen Cusack at The Old Globe is her singing “I can’t wait to see your face” as she enters the stage. It’s the most appropriate song for a performer and the audience who have waited through quarantine, zoom performances, and another technology-based theatre to make it to this point – a performer who is live on stage. Carmen is performing her live concert at The Old Globe through Sunday, June 27th. … Continue readingCarmen Cusack at The Old Globe

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SWEAT at Chance Theater

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SWEAT, the Lynn Nottage play now streaming from Chance Theatre, proves itself to be a play that offers plenty of food for thought on work, relationships, and the seemingly elusive American Dream.  SWEAT is streaming through July 18th.SWEAT, the Lynn Nottage play now streaming from Chance Theatre, proves itself to be a play that offers plenty of food for thought on work, relationships, and the seemingly elusive American Dream.  SWEAT is streaming through July 18th. … Continue readingSWEAT at Chance Theater

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THE QUEER WITCH CONSPIRACY

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THE QUEER WITCH PROJECT streaming through June 27th from The Seeing Place theatre is a world premiere play that explores representation, inclusion, cultural appropiation, and what lines can be drawn that can’t be crossed. Based on true events in 2015-2016, it follows an online group named “The Queer Witch Project” started with good intentions, and ends with a controversy about selling human bones. … Continue readingTHE QUEER WITCH CONSPIRACY