AT FIRST BLUSH/THE FORSAKEN - LA TIMES BEST BET! - ONE WEEKEND ONLY!
Highways Performance Space presents
A Theater and Dance Double-Header and LA Times Best Bet!
Rochelle Fabb in AT FIRST BLUSH
Michael Sakamoto & Blue Cinema Machine in THE FORSAKEN (World Premiere!)
JUNE 15-17, 2001 at 8:30pm
Highways Performance Space
at 18th Street Arts Complex
1651 18th Street, Santa Monica (just N of Olympic)
Tickets $15. Call (310) 315-1459 for reservations
www.highwaysperformance.org
Rochelle Fabb in AT FIRST BLUSH
ìA humorous yet disturbingly voyeuristic devolution of girlhood.? - LA
Weekly
ìThe Flashdance routine á la Nancy Reagan alone may be worth the price
of admission.? - Los Angeles Magazine
What do you get when you put an uptight feminist, a horny, high school
majorette and a cherry-laden, doll baby in a blender? Rochelle Fabbís At
First Blush, a prickly, fractured fairytale that busts loose a whole
lotta lust and innocence lost in a theatrical demolition derby of three
girls come undone!
Michael Sakamoto and Blue Cinema Machine in THE FORSAKEN
ìSakamoto creates expressionist theater that evokes the mysterious, the
withering and the tongue-in-cheek.? - San Francisco Examiner
ìA commanding performer...a dramatic tour de force.? - Lewis Segal, Los
Angeles Times
Experience the subversive madness of the diabolical Doctor Chi? and his
cast of characters as he wreaks benevolent havoc on Western Civilization
in this theater and butoh dance riff on science fiction flicks! Fritz
Lang meets Jean-Luc Godard and Roger Corman in an absurdist, cinematic
purgatory!
Also starring Michael Morrissey, Franc Baliton, Nicole Brandt, Suyun
Kim, Amelia Norfleet and Robert Berg.
UPCOMING PERFORMANCE DATES:
Crazy Space June 29, 2001, 7-9pm (Fabb/Sakamoto)
centre d'art Marnay art center, France July 12-22, 2001
(Fabb/Sakamoto)
Raw-ev, Berlin, Germany late July, 2001 (Fabb)
Watts Towers Arts Center August 30, 2001, 8pm (Sakamoto)
ISA at ASU West, Tempe, AZ February 2002 (Sakamoto & Blue Cinema
Machine)
VCCA/Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar, VA April 2002 (Sakamoto)
www.geocities.com/rochellefabb rochellefabb@...
www.geocities.com/michaelsakamoto michaelsakamoto@...
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One week until NATIVE IMMIGRANT at the JAT (Sat, 6/23)! Get your tickets!
We are one week away from TeAda Productions' world premiere of NATIVE
IMMIGRANT at the Japan American Theater. Please join us for our lavish
reception afterwards. Drinks and hors doeuvres will be served. Everyone is
welcome. Come chat and mingle with the cast on this exciting production!
The show is one night only! Tickets are going fast! Call and reserve yours
at 213-680-3700. Get yours now!
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May 21, 2001 PRESS CONTACT:
Rochelle Fabb
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Loud Mouth Prods.
THEATER
(310) 823-6389
The Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC) presents
NATIVE IMMIGRANT
written and performed by 20 members
of LA?s diverse community
conceived and directed by Leilani Chan
Saturday, June 23 at 8 pm
At the Japan America Theatre
Los Angeles, CA - The Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC)
presents NATIVE IMMIGRANT, a new, original theater production involving a 20
member, multi-racial cast, and conceived and directed by
critically-acclaimed, award-winning, performance artist and JACCC
Artist-in-Residence, Leilani Chan. This one-night-only performance runs
Saturday, June 23 at 8 pm at the Japan America Theater, 244 San Pedro St. in
Downtown LA (Little Tokyo). Tickets are: Reserved Seating $16; JACCC
Members $14; Groups $12. For ticket purchase call the Japan America Theatre
Box Office, 213-680-3700, Monday-Saturday, 12 noon -5 pm or Sunday after 12
noon on show days.
NATIVE IMMIGRANT is an interdisciplinary, inter-generational theater project
that breaks down cultural barriers, and builds upon the rich diversity of
Los Angeles?s multiethnic Hawai?i community and its intersections with other
communities of color. Through the use of theater, dance, poetry and
performance art, NATIVE IMMIGRANT explodes stereotypes, explores and exposes
the struggles of cultural identity, displacement, racism, survival and what
it means to be "native." This American-made performance will be infused with
the languages of the performers? including Spanish, Japanese, Laotian,
Mandarin, Pidgin-English and a multitude of other regional dialects.
Through this powerful production performers rewrite history and reveal a new
American experience in the shifting demographic of LA, where a racial
majority no longer exists.
NATIVE IMMIGRANT was conceived and developed by Leilani Chan by gathering
personal stories from her performance and storytelling workshops and from
members of the community, and workshopping them through a "collective
creation" theater technique that combines storytelling, improvisation, Boal
technique and guerilla theater. Through these workshops, artists from
multi-ethnic communities explored and developed theatrical expressions for
shared legacies of struggle and survival and the conflicts that arise
between immigrant and native people. The cast features comedians, theater
and film actors, performance artists, poets, dancers and emerging performers
from LA?s diverse communities including: Asian American, Native American,
Native Hawaiian, African American and Latino/a communities. Performance
Artists/Community Activists: Erin O?Brien, Pat Payne, Raquel Salinas.
Comedians: Maria Martinez & Dwayne Perkins. Performers: Kimiko Broder,
Letitia Chang, Akiyo Fujimura, Sachi Kikuchi, Marc Macalintal, Nol
Martin-Tungpalan, Michelle Sekine, Anne Selby, Alejandro Villasenor, Eve
Yeung. Choreographer: Malia Oliver Assistant Director: Ova Saopeng.
BACKGROUND ON THIS PRODUCTION AND CREATION PROCESS
NATIVE IMMIGRANT culminates Leilani Chan?s third year as California Arts
Council Artist-in-Residence at the JACCC. The performance is based on
stories shared by artists of color the community members from Los Angeles?s
diverse environs who have participated in Chan?s workshops and performances
conducted at the JACCC over the past three years. All artists and
presentations deal with cultural and political issues most urgent to their
communities. Issues that have been explored include: cultural genocide
(i.e. the effects tourism in Hawai?i), struggles with assimilation of both
immigrant and non-immigrant communities of color, multi-racial identity, the
psychological effects of domestic violence against women of color, language
barriers, sexual orientation and much more.
Since 1995 Leilani Chan, Artistic Director of TeAda Productions, has curated
and directed the Kalo Projects. Kalo Projects explore contemporary issues
facing the people of Hawai?i in Los Angeles to tell the untold stories of
their families and community. A great number of people from this community
are of multi-racial ancestry. Participants of Kalo Projects have included a
complex myriad of Chicano-Filipinos, Chinese-Hawaiians, Japanese-Vietnamese
Americans, and others. In 1999, Chan expanded her workshops to include
inter-cultural and multi-racial dialogue and expression.
Leilani Chan (DIRECTOR) is a poet, playwright and performer who was born and
raised in Honolulu, Hawai?i. She is an internationally known performance
artist and cultural worker and is founder and Artistic Director of TeAda
Productions which is dedicated to performance for and about people of color.
Ms. Chan?s one woman show "E Nana I Ke Kumu: Look to the Source" was
developed at New Works for a New WORLD play lab at the UMASS Amherst and
received commissions from the New England Foundation for the Arts and the
National Presenters Network (NPN) Creation Fund. Ms. Chan has also
performed with Ping Chong and Company and Guillermo Gomez Pe?a. Ms. Chan is
a California Community Foundation Performing Arts Brody Fellow, a California
Arts Council award-winning theater artist, and has been a JACCC Artist in
Residence for the past three years. Chan has been an artist in residence
and has performed in venues across the nation including: Grand Performances,
Highways Performance Space, Self Help Graphics, Japan American Theatre, the
Getty Center, La Pe?a Cultural Center (Berkeley, CA), Galería de la Raza
(S.F., CA), Conference on World Affairs (UC Boulder, CO), New World Theater
(Amherst, MA), Kumu Kahua Theater (Hawai?i), amongst many other notable
venues. She also curated the first weekend of Native Hawaiian performance
and performance art in LA at Highways.
"Leilani Chan is thought-provoking, challenging, artistic, entertaining,
funny and educationalSAn American original, rising star for the 21st
century." ? Phil Esparza, World Theater
Malia Oliver (CHOREOGRAPHER) is a ten-year veteran performer with the Iona
Pear Dance Theatre of Honolulu, HI. She holds a BA in dance from Hampshire
College in Amherst, Massachusetts and a graduate certificate in Laban
Movement Analysis from the University of Washington. She is the recipient
of both the 1994 Hawaii State Dance Council Choreographic Award and
choreography winner at the New England American College Dance Festival in
1990. She is a founding member of Somavox, Momobones, and Giinko Marischino
performance groups and collaborates regularly with Dreamtheater in Los
Angeles and the Mystic Family Circus in San Francisco.
Ova Saopeng (ASSISTANT DIRECTOR) is an actor born in Laos and raised in
Honolulu, Hawaii. He has been living in Los Angeles for close to 10 years
and works primarily in children?s theater. A University of Southern
California Theater School graduate he has worked with hereandnow, East West
Players, Theater in the Park and the Mark Taper Forums P.L.A.Y program. He
tours and is a part of the multi-cultural, multi-ethnic theater companies of
Water?s Edge Theater and We Tell Stories. A Kalo project ensemble member, he
continues to support TeAda Productions.
For further information or to purchase tickets call the Japan America
Theatre Box Office at 213-680-3700.
For press information, please contact Rochelle Fabb at Loud Mouth
Productions, (310) 823-6389.
--
TeAda Productions
1653 18th Street #2
Santa Monica, CA 90404
phone:310/998-8765
fax: 310/453-4347
teada@...
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What next at TeAda?
Los Angeles, CA - The Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC)
presents NATIVE IMMIGRANT, a new, original theater production involving a 20
member, multi-racial cast, and conceived and directed by
critically-acclaimed, award-winning, performance artist and JACCC
Artist-in-Residence, Leilani Chan. This one-night-only performance runs
Saturday, June 23 at 8 pm at the Japan America Theater, 244 San Pedro St. in
Downtown LA (Little Tokyo). Tickets are: Reserved Seating $16; JACCC
Members $14; Groups $12. For ticket purchase call the Japan America Theatre
Box Office, 213-680-3700, Monday-Saturday, 12 noon -5 pm or Sunday after 12
noon on show days.
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EVENT: Radical women @ Flophouse Friday and Saturday night
Apologies to anyone who received this twice.
FLOPHOUSE
A SIX-WEEK FESTIVAL OF
DURATIONAL PERFORMANCE ART
THIS WEEK AT FLOPHOUSE: KRISTINA FARAGHER performs with Orange Crush, a giant
interactive vaginal video installation with Barbara May, and internationally
acclaimed performance artist NAO BUSTAMANTE performs with Bay Area artists
Mazs Lynnerup and Margaret Tedesco If you have never seen Nao perform, you
best come out! She's is rough, raw, and righteous!
The performances at Flophouse thus far have been nothing short of amazing!
From trance-inducing ritual drumming and the powerful immediacy of
performance painting, extraordinary well-crafted and beautifully poignant
performance installations and actions, the series has been diverse and
moving. Audience members have actually asked to use the telephone to call
people to come down to see the work! If you have never seen solo durational
performance, now is your chance! This is work that is not to be missed!!
WHEN: KRISTINA FARAGHER: FRIDAY JUNE 15, 7-9PM
NAO BUSTAMANTE: SATURDAY JUNE 16, 7-PM
WHERE: Crazy Space, 18th St. Arts Complex, 1629 18th St., #2, Santa Monica.
Cross street: Olympic. Take the Cloverfield exit off the 10 FWY. (310)
829-9789. Minutes from Bergamot Station. Wheelchair accessible. We are right
across from HIGHWAYS PERFOMANCE SPACE. You can see the show before you see
Michael Sakamoto and Rochelle Fabb this weekend.
HOW MUCH: FREE
NEXT WEEK: JOHANNA WENT PERFORMS LIVE! SEE THE INCREDIBLE INSTALLATION!
For more information about the series or the artists, check out check out the
Performance Art Front website at
and click on "Performances". Also see listings of other artists and venues
there!
Lauren Hartman Crazyspace172@...
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Save the Date: Pre-Emptive Warning...
...if, that is, pre-emptive warnings aren't outlawed by the reasonable
treaties the President wants to scrap.
Anyway:
Friday, September 21, 7 p.m.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Poetry Reading by
Christopher Buckley
Richard Beban
Series curated by Laurel Ann Bogen.
More information to follow.
One hopes that the Second Coming of Yeats and Blake scheduled for the same
evening won't cut into the crowd. Or was that Whitman and Dickinson at
Beyond Baroque?
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Job: High School Choral Accompanist - full time (mornings)
The message below is forwarded from the Choralist listserv. Please direct all inquiries to Randi Carp using the contact information he provides. Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2001 10:29:29 -0700
Reply-To: losalvocal@...
Sender: owner-choralist@...
From: "randi carp" <losalvocal@...>
To: choralist@...
Subject: HS accompanist needed - So Cal
I will have an opening for a full time (although classes meet in the mornings only) accompanist for an active high school program. The position includes five choral rehearsals per day and an active performance schedule including vocal jazz, show choir and traditional choral literature. The hourly/daily rate is good and the salary made from performances is excellent.
Please forward this to anyone you know who might be interested. Los Alamitos HS is located near Long Beach/Seal Beach right off the 605 between the 405 and the 91 freeways.
Thank you so much,
Randi Carp
Los Alamitos HS
losalvocal@...
562-799-4780 ext. 5189 ---------------------------------------------------------- monica j hubbard visual and performing arts consulting 1843 north pepper drive altadena, ca 91001-3436 phone 626 797 5912 fax 626 797 0210 fax [toll free] 877 349 7941 e-mail consulting@... internet
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Great Free Jazz with Summer Nights at MOCA!
SUMMER NIGHTS AT MOCA 2001
Dedicated to Billy Higgins (1936-2001) whose contributions to jazz and Los
Angeles
will not be forgotten.
Each week combines outstanding live jazz and art to create one of the city's
coolest vibes. There's no mix like it in town.
Free each Thursday from 5 -8 PM
Galleries open until 9 PM
Wine, Microbrews and Barbecue
Info call: 213.633.5334
MOCA at the Geffen Contemporary (152 N. Central Ave, Little Tokyo)
6/14 - Les McCann
Famed "groove man" delivers his signature back-to-the-roots jazz
Emceed by James Janisse
6/21 - Isaac Smith Big Band
Exciting 18-piece big band features some of L.A.'s top young musicians
Emceed by Leroy Downs
6/28 - Gyedu-Blay Ambolley
Multi-talented Ghanaian plays a unique blend of African percussion and
American Jazz
Emceed by James Janisse
7/5 - Lavay Smith and Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers
Sultry chanteuse and her eight-piece band serves up the best in swing and
jump blues
Emceed by Scott Yanov
7/12 - Dr. Art Davis
A musical journey through all the idioms of jazz with this legendary bass
player
Emceed by James Janisse
7/19 - Poncho Sanchez
Infectious Latin jazz by the great conguero and bandleader
Emceed by Jose Rizo
7/26 - Ralph Irizarry and Timbalaye
The L.A. debut of this internationally celebrated ensemble famous for its mix
of gospel, Afro-Rican plena, and calypso-accented Latin funk
Emceed by Jose Rizo
MOCA at California Plaza (250 S. Grand Ave, Downtown LA)
8/2 - Eric Alexander
Mixing hard-bop jazz with the sounds of swing
Emceed by Leroy Downs
8/9 - Papo Vazquez
Celebrated trombonist fuses Afro-Caribbean rhythms with elements of
progressive jazz
Emceed by Jose Rizo
8/16 - Mose Alison
World-renowned songwriter, singer and pianist creates elegant jazz and blues
Emceed by Leroy Downs
8/23 - Bobby Watson
One of the great alto saxophonists plays swing, hard bop, and free jazz
Emceed by James Janisse
8/30 - Paolo Fresu
Award winning, straight-ahead jazz by this Italian trumpeter
Emceed by Leroy Downs
9/6 - Larry Nash Symphonic Orquestra
Talented jazz pianist leads an all-star local band through bop tunes and
ballads
Emceed by James Janisse
9/13 - Dwight Trible Quintet
Jazz vocalist combines the best of vocal virtuosity with musicianship and
improv
Emceed by Leroy Downs
Creative Producer: Dennis Sullivan
Produced by Community Arts Resources (CARS) in association with MOCA
House Engineer: JPM Audio
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live internet broadcast tonight
Tonight.
2 shows:
urban funk wednesdays 7 - 9 pm (pacific)
the OG eclectic broadcast wih DJ Dov Viramontes
spinning a live eclectic mix of music you won't hear
anywhere else.
feed your head wednesdays 9 - 11 pm (pacific)
A bizaree mixture of music, spoken word and genre
defying sets of sound from DJ and Los Angeles spoken
word artist Rick Lupert
To listen:
click on 'listen'
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Reserve your seats now for June 23!
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Ney Nava Dance Theatre, directed by Shida Pegahi
Contemporary, classical & mystical Persian dance
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Adam and Laila del Monte with John Bilezikjian & Guests
"El Azahar," new flamenco/Middle Eastern/jazz fusion
A concert for Levantine Center, a new paradigm for
Middle Eastern/Mediterannean cultures and coexistence.
Saturday, June 23, 8 pm, Wilshire Ebell Theater
4401 W. 8th St., Los Angeles CA 90005
Tickets $25, $35 and $100 VIP (includes special gifts and best seating)
Call 323/650-3157.
To learn more about the artists and the venue, with seating chart, visit
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reserve your seats now! Fire in the Library Jun 16, downtown Central library
Fire in the Library; Fires in Your Mind
An ongoing series of dialogic artworks created by Eugenia Butler
Seeing the W(Hole)
The Architecture of Collective Vision
What Can We See?
Architect Michael Rotondi, poet-historian D. J. Waldie,
artist-activist Karen Atkinson, Buddhist scholar Mokusen Miyuki,
and special guests Natalie Bookchin,Vincent Johnson and Magu Lujan
join Eugenia Butler for a playful conversation about big ideas.
June 16 at 2pm in the Mark Taper Auditorium
Los Angeles Public Library's Central Library
630 West 5th Street
For reservations please call 213 228 7025
free admission with reservation
parking $1 with library card
A part of Side Street Projects’ 6° Triennial
Co-sponsored by the Los Angeles Public Library
and the California Council for the Humanities
Side Street Projects
400 South Main Street
Los Angeles, CA 90013
213-620-8895
sidest@...
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9)Listening Room Concert Special, Saturday, June 16th, Pasadena
Greetings Acoustic Music Fans:
This Saturday night is a special Listening Room concert at another cozy venue, The Catalyst, on the grounds of Fuller Seminary in Pasadena. This is a first time inclusion of the Listening Room concept into The Methodfest Independent Film Festival, more information on which can be found at
I hope you can join us for this special show, where each of the artists will play full 35 minute sets. As always, please feel free to forward this message to anyone you think might enjoy the show. They can get on this list simply by sending the message "Add Me/SoCal" to mail@...
Sincerely,
Brett
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'Brett Perkins Presents'
'A Listening Room Concert Series'
=Special Event=
The Catalyst Coffee House
130 N. Oakland Ave., Pasadena, CA
(South off Walnut/One block east of Los Robles - Free Street Parking)
Acoustic Evenings Of Local,National,International Performing Songwriters
**SATURDAY, JUNE 16TH****
Bright Blue Gorilla
Kathrin Shorr
Dogwood Moon
Tim Burlingame
Jamie Green
Musical host BRETT PERKINS
Showtime: 9:00pm-12:00 midnight. Tickets $10.at the door, all ages. Cash or checks accepted. **
=SEASON TICKETS LIMITED TIME OFFER=
Season Tickets for the Fremont Centre Theatre series are available at only $60. per twelve tickets, (that's 50% of the door price!) which are transferable and can be used in any combination. To order by credit card, call the Fremont Theatre at 626/441-5977. By check or money order, mail to Brett Perkins Presents 1441 Huntington Drive, PMB 1950, South Pasadena, CA 91030.
=PROGRAM ADVERTISING=
Advertising is also available in our monthly printed programs, distributed throughout the area at music and culture venues and at performances. For further information, simply respond to this email with an 'Advertising Information Requested' message.
**SPECIAL Business Card rate of only $200. for a full years placement**
(One Set Of Season Tickets Included With Advertising Purchase)
Help us continue to bring this level of quality art into the community by becoming a season ticket holder and/or program advertiser. **
MISSION
The concept behind the Listening Room Concert Series is to provide both
listener and performer with an intimate, receptive environment where the
intricacies of song and performance can be best experienced.
**
UPCOMING SHOWS
7/9 FREMONT CENTRE THEATRE w/ Byron Wall (L.A.), Jeff Gold (L.A.), Puppets Of Castro (L.A.), Border Radio (Altadena), Nicola Gordon (Santa Barbara), John M. (L.A.), Gilli Moon (L.A.). Musical host Brett Perkins.
8/6 FREMONT CENTRE THEATRE w/ Kate Bennett, Jennifer Terran(Santa Barbara), Tor (L.A.), Maya Rides Away (SF), Deborah Gee (L.A.). Musical host David Zink.
8/8 THE COACHHOUSE LISTENING ROOM SPECIAL EVENT w/ Rosie Flores, everything divine, Mark Davis, Warren Sellers, David Zink, Bright Blue Gorilla.
**
Over 1000 performing songwriters from eight countries have appeared so far on Brett Perkins' produced Listening Room concert events including the Southern California Fremont Theatre and Coachhouse series, the Denmark series, now in it's fourth season, and in special presentations in a number of other cities Bergen, Cannes, Hong Kong, London, Toronto and Washington DC.
These evenings provide the audience with the opportunity to discover bright, new voices on the rise in the performing songwriting community, coupled with seasoned veterans of the trade from throughout the world.
Past performers of note on songwriter concerts produced by Brett Perkins include legendary songwriters Burt Bacharach, Jeff Barry, Alan & Marilyn Bergman, Joni Mitchell, Randy Newman, Leiber & Stoller and Gamble & Huff among others during the NAS years, along with more recent rising voices like Dan Bern, Jonatha Brooke, Lisa Loeb, Ellis Paul, Martin Sexton, Ron Sexsmith, Juliet Turner and Dar Williams.
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The Listening Room Concert Series is sponsored in part by Busters Coffee, The Bookhouse,Magazines Etc., Enas Cassettes, Performing Songwriter Magazine(), Pedrini Music
(), Pro Printing, NMPA (),North American Folk Alliance (), Songlink (), TAXI () and Trader Joes, South Pasadena.
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Artists wishing to be considered for the Listening Room Series can send a cassette or CD to:
BPP 1441 Huntington Dr., PMB 1950, South Pasadena, CA 91030
Performers are selected based on a subjective assessment of the developmental level of their writing, as well as overall artistic presence. Follow up by email is recommended six to eight weeks after sending a package.
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EARJAM next week - LA Weekly Pick of the Week!!!
earjam II
what: EARJAM II
an all-star two night music and sound performance
festival featuring 25 LA solo artists and groups.
when: Friday June 22, 2001 8-11 pm
Saturday June 23, 2001. 8-12 Midnight
where: Side Street LIVE
425 S. Main St. 2nd floor, downtown L.A.
TICKETS: $10/ per night; $18 for both nights,
$7/per night students.
Reservations recommended.
Call (213) 620-8895.
Parking ($3) available in the building at 425 S. Main St.
This year EARJAM II will be jumpin and jammin with some of last
year’s most earbending artists joined by a whole new crop of equally
stimulating music and performance innovators. 25 soloists and groups
will be featured in two very different evenings.
Be prepared to sample the sounds of LA’s leading aural innovators --
from free jazz to experimental funk, from microtonal ambiences to
world beat rhythms, from accoustic/ electronic hybrids, to hand-made
instruments to computer-driven wireless ones, from classically-based
vocals to out-of-this world vocalese. Hear the latest work from some
of your favorites, those whose work is well-known, and others you
have never encountered before. And most of all -- the surprises that
happen when they jam together.
Friday night will focus on bands, performative groups, and vocalists,
with Non Credo (Joe Berardi & Kira Vollman), Ulysses Jenkins’
OtherVisions Band, The Emily Hay Collective (Michael Intriere, Emily
Hay, BradDutz, and Sara Schoenbeck), Anna Homler and Steuart Liebig,
Josie Roth, The Dark Bob & Carey Fosse, Vanessa Paloma, International
Metal Supply (Jean Pierre Bedoyan & Paul Cutler), Scot Ray & Michael
Vlatkovich, Andrew Bucksbarg, Julie Adler, and Linda Albertano.
Saturday night will emphasize soloists, duets, accoustic
instrumentals, improvization, and big group jams with David Ornette
Cherry with Stephen 'Breeze' Smith, Vinny Golia, Bruce Fowler, Jim
McAuley, Mike Fink, Lynn Johnston’s Double Duo ( Peter Chan, Noah
Phillips, Jeremy Drake), Ron George, Ellen Burr, Sara Schoenbeck &
Harris Eisenstadt, Fawntice McCain, Susan Rawcliffe, Nina Sun
Eidsheim & Ronit Kirchman, Petra Haden and George Sarah.
EARJAM is being produced by sound, performance and visual artist
Jacki Apple, the former producer/host of the Soundings radio show and
composer/ performer/artist Julie Adler in collaboration with American
Composers Forum- L.A. Chapter.
****
Tune in to KXLU 88.9 June 20th from 9-10 pm with Emily Hay, Jacki
Apple & Julie Adler promoting EARJAM!
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And we're LA Weekly's Pick of the Week in the June 21st issue!
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What's Happening @ Visual Communications June 2001
<< Hey folks, it's us here at Visual Communications, letting you know what
screening events we have in store for you this month. Did we tell you that
Visual Communications' annual summer fundraiser, CHILIVISIONS, returns for
its 14th year on Saturday, August 25 at the JACCC Plaza and Japan America
Theatre? Well now you know (and yes, the date was changed from August 18, so
note the new date!!!) Look out for a program line-up coming real soon!.
And also, watch for info on a new edition of PINOY VISIONS we will be
curating as part of the 10th Anniversary edition of the Festival of
Philippine Arts & Culture, Sept. 8 and 9, 2001 at San Pedro's scenic Point
Fermin. If all goes well, we'll announce the program line-up in early August.
Hey, we're working with a couple of community organizations to bring a
screening of Marilou Diaz-Abaya's epic JOSE RIZAL to the L.A. area on
Tuesday, June 19; see the factsheet below. Please print out and read
offline; or feel free to pass along to all your online friends. And if you
missed the film the first time it came to town, this is a great opportunity
to see an award-winning work by one of the Philippines' acknowledged masters
of cinema. Hope to see you there!
That's it for now. We apologize for any dupes, as we know some of you may be
on multiple lists servs. See ya all next time! >>
Visual Communications and KULTURA Philippine Folk Arts
in cooperation with the Alex Film Society
Presents a special screening of Marilou Diaz-Abaya's
JOSE RIZAL
Starring Cesar Montano, Jaime Fabregas, Joel Torre, Gardo Versoza, Gloria
Diaz, Pen Medina, Monique Wilson
Tuesday, June 19, 2001 Showtime 7:00 p.m.
Alex Theatre
216 North Brand Blvd., Glendale, CA 91203
(One block north of Broadway, near Glendale Galleria)
Tickets: $12.50 General; $7.50 Children and Seniors
Charge by Phone 800 233 3123; program info: 626 796 1690 or www.kultura.org
Proceeds to support the
Philippine Heritage Month/Glendale Free Community Events Series
Unquestionably the most anticipated film in the history of cinema in the
Philippines, JOSE RIZAL is the most successful Filipino film ever, as well as
the most expensive Filipino film ever made. The film swept seventeen out of
eighteen awards at the 1999 Metro Manila Film Festival. Most significantly
however, JOSE RIZAL has touched the hearts and minds of the Filipino people
and has renewed interest in this national hero as well as reviving a sense of
pride in those who see it. Jose Rizal (1861-1896), Philippine nationalist
and martyr, pride of the Malayan race, was a versatile genius. He was a poet
and patriot, novelist, painter, sculptor, linguist, physician, opthalmic
surgeon, educator, ethnologist, naturalist, economist, engineer and
theologian. He was an expert swordsman and a good shot. Having studied and
traveled extensively in Europe, America and Asia, he mastered 22 languages
including Latin, Spanish, German, English, French, Chinese, Japanese,
Sanskrit, Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, Russian, Tagalog and other native dialects.
The contemporary of Tagore and Sun Yat-sen, and the forerunner of Ghandi, he
died before a Spanish firing squad, aged 35, for rebellion and sedition, and
for inciting the Philippine Revolution of 1896-98, the earliest national
uprising against a colonial power in Asia. JOSE RIZAL is the most
spectacular and controversial Philippine film epic made to date. It was
released in Manila in June 1998, the Centennial of Philippine Independence.
This screening has been made possible courtesy of GMA Films/Philippines
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JOB: CalArts Editor/Writer
CalArts, an institution of higher learning recognized as a national and
international leader in art, dance, film/video, music, theater, and
critical studies education, seeks an experienced and successful
writer/editor to join its Advancement and External Affairs team. The
Institute Editor reports to the Communications Director and is responsible
for writing and editing high-quality print and electronic publications that
advance the mission and visibility of CalArts.
BACKGROUND
Now 30 years old, CalArts is a community where creativity and vision are
nurtured by accomplished artists in an atmosphere unrestrained by
traditional boundaries--where borders are meant to be crossed, where
students are re-imagining the future of the arts and exploring dimensions
that have never been considered, and where faculty are not only teachers
and artists but also mentors and colleagues across disciplines. Its six
schools have never been stronger, with enrollments and selectivity at
all-time highs, and strong commitments from all Deans to build upon this
excellence toward even greater accomplishments.
The next several years will mark the opening of the Roy and Edna
Disney/CalArts Theater (REDCAT) in downtown Los Angeles’ Walt Disney
Concert Hall complex in 2003 as well as the launching of one of the most
ambitious arts school fundraising effort in the country. The Institute
Editor will play a crucial role in these activities by helping to position
CalArts as one of the leading arts schools in the country and as a major
player in the cultural fabric of Southern California through outstanding
printed and electronic publications, including the website, a semi-annual
magazine, a bimonthly calendar, press releases, brochures, and campaign and
presidential communications, among others.
RESPONSIBILITIES
· Supervising the content, appearance and timely production of a
semi-annual magazine and companion bi-monthly calendar.
· Writing endowment campaign communications, as assigned.
· Writing presidential communications, as assigned.
· Ensuring the editorial integrity of all Advancement and External Affairs
printed and electronic communications.
· Assigning and managing free-lance writers.
· Writing accurate and timely press releases in accepted journalistic formats.
· Identifying noteworthy developments among the faculty or within programs
suitable for press releases or other promotion.
· Copy editing, rewriting and proofing Advancement and External Affairs
print and electronic publications, as assigned.
· Advertising and other promotional copywriting, as assigned.
REQUIREMENTS
· Excellent written and verbal communications skills and experience.
· Proven track record of publishable work.
· Excellent proofreading skills and attention to detail.
· Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and successfully.
· Ability to generate accurate and creative copy on short deadlines.
· Ability to work successfully with outside contractors.
· Interest in and knowledge of contemporary art.
· Ability to work independently and set priorities that advance CalArts’
mission and visibility.
· Ability to work cooperatively with other individuals and departments to
achieve institutional goals.
· Flexibility, initiative and self motivation.
· B.A. in an art discipline, journalism, English or related field; advanced
degree preferred.
COMPENSATION
Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience, and a comprehensive
benefits package will be provided.
SEND LETTER OF INTRODUCTION AND RESUME TO:
Sherrill W. Britton
Assistant Vice President
Advancement and External Affairs
CalArts
24700 McBean Parkway
Valencia, CA 91355-2397
(661) 253-7883
For more information on CalArts, please visit the web site at
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JOB: CalArts Corp/Fdn Director
CalArts, an institution of higher learning recognized as a leader in art,
dance, film/video, music, theater, and critical studies education, seeks a
successful fundraising professional to lead the corporate and foundation
giving program within the context of one of the most ambitious arts school
fundraising efforts in the country. This new position reports to the
Associate Vice President for Advancement and supervises six staff,
including a team of writers.
Now 30 years old, CalArts is a community where creativity and vision are
nurtured by accomplished artists in an atmosphere unrestrained by
traditional boundaries ? where borders are meant to be crossed, where
students are re-imagining the future of the arts and exploring dimensions
that have never been considered. In 2003, the Institute will open, in
downtown Los Angeles’ Walt Disney Concert Hall complex, the Roy and Edna
Disney/CalArts Theater (REDCAT), a flexible performance space and art
gallery that promises to be an internationally important venue for the kind
of pioneering artmaking for which CalArts has always been known.
The ideal candidate will have 3 to 5 years of progressively responsible
corporate and foundation experience, preferably in a cultural or
educational institution; knowledge of local, regional, and national
corporate and foundation communities; and superior analytical, writing,
editing, and organizational skills. Campaign experience is preferred.
Salary commensurate experience and a comprehensive benefits package will be
provided.
Position available September 1st. Letter and resume to: Sherrill W.
Britton, Assistant Vice President, CalArts, 24700 McBean Parkway, Valencia,
CA 91355-2397
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Due to long-term systemic financial pressures, the Japanese American
Cultural and Community Center has laid of several staffers, the last
"hireds". I've been the development director since September, recruited
and supported by funding from Working Capital Fund. It seems much too
short a tenure.
My background of over 30 years in marketing communications has for the
past decade been focused on the arts and culture. My resume also includes
some 10 years at KCRW where I was founding proudcer of not only the
Summerday Gourmet Festival and Rare Wine Auction, but also the exec prod.
of two literary series of contemporary short stories from Japan and Korea.
I have worked on many projects as well as on staff including the 1990 LA
Festival for which I was publicity director. For a copy of my complete
resume via e mail, please write or call.
Your tangible help will be rewarded by a Japanese tea ceremony given in
your honor by yours truly. (For real!)
Thanks
Lauren W. Deutsch
835 S. Lucerne Blvd., # 103
Los Angeles CA 90005
Pho: 323 930-2587
e lwdeutsch@...
through June 22:
Director of Development
Japanese American Cultural and Community Center
244 S. San Pedro St.
Los Angeles Ca 90012
Tel: 213 628-2725
Fax: 213 617-8576
EMail: deutsch@...
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Blues Fest: Mavis Staples, Charlie Musselwhite...
Hi all,
Last year's inaugural L.A. Blues4U Festival was a lot of fun -- great music,
great food, and great people. This year's concert will take place on Sunday,
July 1, and ... well, for starters, the headliner is the incomparable Mavis
Staples! Bring your low-back beach chairs, relax and celebrate the July 4th
holiday a few days early with friends and family outdoors on the All-Purpose
Field at Cal State L.A. It's no problem to get to from anywhere in the L.A.
area, parking is easy, and if you like blues, you will have a terrific time!
(See below for full details.)
Best Regards,
Adele Field
Luckman Fine Arts Complex
(323) 343-6616
L.A. BLUES4U FESTIVAL 2001
Los Angeles - On Sunday, July 1, blues fans will welcome the 2nd L.A.
BLUES4U FESTIVAL, headlining popular Gospel/R&B vocalist Mavis Staples, and
featuring Charlie Musselwhite, Coco Montoya, Floyd Dixon and Finis Tasby.
Produced by Bubba Radio and Music Productions and the Luckman Fine Arts
Complex, in association with the Southern California Blues Society, the
event will take place on the All Purpose Field at Cal State L.A. Gates open
at 9:30 a.m. and the show starts at 11:00 a.m.
About the Artists
Vocalist Mavis Staples, lead singer with Staple Singers family band, is a
1999 inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Over the years the
Staples Singers have had many top 40 hits, including "I'll Take You There,"
"Respect Yourself," and "Reach Out, Take My Hand." Mavis' masterfully
phrased vocals have given her one of the most recognizable voices in the
world.
Blues harmonica virtuoso Charlie Musselwhite initially made his mark leading
electric bands in Chicago and San Francisco, and his reputation has now
spread far and wide. The late Big Joe Williams once referred to Musselwhite
as "one of the greatest living harp players of country blues."
Coco Montoya started his musical career as drummer and switched to guitar.
After stints with Albert Collins and John Mayall, he has established himself
as one of the most electrifying guitarists/vocalists on the scene today. His
1995 album, "Gotta Mind to Travel," received a Handy Award for Best New
Artist - an impressive debut for Montoya. Since then he has become a
crowd-pleasing favorite on the blues festival and club circuit.
Originally from Marshall, Texas, blues legend/songwriter Floyd Dixon is a
major stylist in the piano blues, R&B, jump blues, and the West Coast blues
style originated in Los Angeles' own Central Avenue. Dixon's songs such as
"Hey Bartender," "Call Operator 210," and "Tired Broke and Busted" have
become modern-day blues classics. "Hey Bartender" was performed in the first
Blues Brothers film.
Another Texan, Finis Tasby has had a long, successful career on the blues
circuit. At one time he played and sang backup for Z.Z. Hill, and his band
backed up Clarence Carter, Lowell Fulson and Freddy King on a Texas and
Oklahoma tour. Since moving to Los Angeles in 1973, Tasby has been rocking
the local area with his down home vocals and rollicking band.
WHAT: L.A. BLUES4U FESTIVAL 2001, produced by Bubba Radio and Music
Productions and the Luckman Fine Arts Complex, in association with the
Southern
California Blues Society.
WHO: Mavis Staples, Charlie Musselwhite, Coco Montoya, Floyd Dixon, Finis
Tasby
WHEN: Sunday, July 1, 2001, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
WHERE: All-Purpose Field, California State University, Los Angeles 5151
State University Dr., Los Angeles. Centrally located and accessible
from all freeways, at the intersection of the 10 & 710.
TICKETS: Festival seating. $25 through June 16, $28 after June 16,
and at the gate. Tickets available through the Luckman Box Office, (323)
343-6600; TicketMaster, (213) 365-3500, or www.ticketmaster.com.
INFO: (323) 343-6600, lablues4u@...
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The sixth annual Echo Park Arts Festival is seeking neighborhood artists,
writers and musicians interested in participating in the weekend arts event
on Oct. 13-14.
This year's festival will feature four separate programs for visual
artists--including a venue for folk craft and outdoor art installations--as
well as a studio tour, musical performances and poetry readings. A ''chat
book'' will also be published featuring the work of neighborhood authors.
Space will also be available for Eastside artisans to sell their
handmade or designed gift items and artwork.
The deadline to submit applications is July 15 There is a $10 admission
fee.
Preference is given to artists who live or work in Echo Park.
A copy of the application is available online at www.EchoParkArts.org
Applications can also be picked up at the Echo Park Avenue galleries,
1500 block of Echo Park Avenue; Bookbound, 1545 Echo Park Ave.; Labor Fruit
& the Downbeat Cafe in the Alvarado Arts Building, 1200 N. Alvarado; and
other neighborhood locations.
Please call (213) 250-4155 for more information.
--Jesus Sanchez, festival director
jesussanchez@...
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Monticello at Grand Performances
NEW OPERA ABOUT SALLY HEMINGS AND THOMAS JEFFERSON
FOUR PERFORMANCES PRESENTED BY GRAND PERFORMANCES
AT CALIFORNIA PLAZA, LOS ANGELES
THURSDAY thru SUNDAY, JUNE 14 to 17, 8:00 PM
PART OF FREE CONCERT SERIES IN DOWNTOWN
I want to let you know about a special presentation Grand Performances will
be offering this week with the hope that you can join us for one of the
four performances of MONTICELLO. This new American opera will see its
first fully staged production, re-telling the Sally Hemings - Thomas
Jefferson story. A very accessible score and powerful lyrics should make
this program one that audiences will remember. Cast members include
international touring singers including two from the LA Opera resident
company.
The performances are taking place this Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, June 14 to 17 and all begin at 8:00 PM. We are using our intimate
Marina Pavilion so seating is more limited. I expect it will be less
crowded at the beginning and more crowded at the end of the run.
MONTICELLO was originally developed and presented in concert version by
L.A. Theatre Works, (Susan Albert Lowenberg, Producing Director) and
broadcast on KCRW.
I hope you can join us. If you have not received a schedule, let me know
and we'll mail you one or you can check out the season on our web site
<www.grandperformances.org>.
Best wishes,
Michael
**
Michael Alexander
Grand Performances
350 South Grand Avenue, Suite A-4
Los Angeles, CA 90071
(213) 687-2190
(213) 687-2191 fax
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EVENT: Tickets for NATIVE IMMIGRANT (SAT, 6/23) at the JAT are going fast! EVENT CORRECTION
Correction on this event: The show is SATURDAY the 23rd, not FRIDAY. Hope
to see you there-- SATURDAY!
Tickets for this event are going fast! Call the JAT box office at
213-680-3700 to reserve yours now! This event is ONE NIGHT ONLY, next week
SATURDAY! Come watch some of the most exciting artists in Los Angeles share
a stage together in this new important work! Mahalo!
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May 21, 2001 PRESS CONTACT:
Rochelle Fabb
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Loud Mouth Prods.
THEATER
(310) 823-6389
The Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC) presents
NATIVE IMMIGRANT
written and performed by 20 members
of LA?s diverse community
conceived and directed by Leilani Chan
Saturday, June 23 at 8 pm
At the Japan America Theatre
Los Angeles, CA - The Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC)
presents NATIVE IMMIGRANT, a new, original theater production involving a 20
member, multi-racial cast, and conceived and directed by
critically-acclaimed, award-winning, performance artist and JACCC
Artist-in-Residence, Leilani Chan. This one-night-only performance runs
Saturday, June 23 at 8 pm at the Japan America Theater, 244 San Pedro St. in
Downtown LA (Little Tokyo). Tickets are: Reserved Seating $16; JACCC
Members $14; Groups $12. For ticket purchase call the Japan America Theatre
Box Office, 213-680-3700, Monday-Saturday, 12 noon -5 pm or Sunday after 12
noon on show days.
NATIVE IMMIGRANT is an interdisciplinary, inter-generational theater project
that breaks down cultural barriers, and builds upon the rich diversity of
Los Angeles?s multiethnic Hawai?i community and its intersections with other
communities of color. Through the use of theater, dance, poetry and
performance art, NATIVE IMMIGRANT explodes stereotypes, explores and exposes
the struggles of cultural identity, displacement, racism, survival and what
it means to be "native." This American-made performance will be infused with
the languages of the performers? including Spanish, Japanese, Laotian,
Mandarin, Pidgin-English and a multitude of other regional dialects.
Through this powerful production performers rewrite history and reveal a new
American experience in the shifting demographic of LA, where a racial
majority no longer exists.
NATIVE IMMIGRANT was conceived and developed by Leilani Chan by gathering
personal stories from her performance and storytelling workshops and from
members of the community, and workshopping them through a "collective
creation" theater technique that combines storytelling, improvisation, Boal
technique and guerilla theater. Through these workshops, artists from
multi-ethnic communities explored and developed theatrical expressions for
shared legacies of struggle and survival and the conflicts that arise
between immigrant and native people. The cast features comedians, theater
and film actors, performance artists, poets, dancers and emerging performers
from LA?s diverse communities including: Asian American, Native American,
Native Hawaiian, African American and Latino/a communities. Performance
Artists/Community Activists: Erin O?Brien, Pat Payne, Raquel Salinas.
Comedians: Maria Martinez & Dwayne Perkins. Performers: Kimiko Broder,
Letitia Chang, Akiyo Fujimura, Sachi Kikuchi, Marc Macalintal, Nol
Martin-Tungpalan, Michelle Sekine, Anne Selby, Alejandro Villasenor, Eve
Yeung. Choreographer: Malia Oliver Assistant Director: Ova Saopeng.
BACKGROUND ON THIS PRODUCTION AND CREATION PROCESS
NATIVE IMMIGRANT culminates Leilani Chan?s third year as California Arts
Council Artist-in-Residence at the JACCC. The performance is based on
stories shared by artists of color the community members from Los Angeles?s
diverse environs who have participated in Chan?s workshops and performances
conducted at the JACCC over the past three years. All artists and
presentations deal with cultural and political issues most urgent to their
communities. Issues that have been explored include: cultural genocide
(i.e. the effects tourism in Hawai?i), struggles with assimilation of both
immigrant and non-immigrant communities of color, multi-racial identity, the
psychological effects of domestic violence against women of color, language
barriers, sexual orientation and much more.
Since 1995 Leilani Chan, Artistic Director of TeAda Productions, has curated
and directed the Kalo Projects. Kalo Projects explore contemporary issues
facing the people of Hawai?i in Los Angeles to tell the untold stories of
their families and community. A great number of people from this community
are of multi-racial ancestry. Participants of Kalo Projects have included a
complex myriad of Chicano-Filipinos, Chinese-Hawaiians, Japanese-Vietnamese
Americans, and others. In 1999, Chan expanded her workshops to include
inter-cultural and multi-racial dialogue and expression.
Leilani Chan (DIRECTOR) is a poet, playwright and performer who was born and
raised in Honolulu, Hawai?i. She is an internationally known performance
artist and cultural worker and is founder and Artistic Director of TeAda
Productions which is dedicated to performance for and about people of color.
Ms. Chan?s one woman show "E Nana I Ke Kumu: Look to the Source" was
developed at New Works for a New WORLD play lab at the UMASS Amherst and
received commissions from the New England Foundation for the Arts and the
National Presenters Network (NPN) Creation Fund. Ms. Chan has also
performed with Ping Chong and Company and Guillermo Gomez Pe?a. Ms. Chan is
a California Community Foundation Performing Arts Brody Fellow, a California
Arts Council award-winning theater artist, and has been a JACCC Artist in
Residence for the past three years. Chan has been an artist in residence
and has performed in venues across the nation including: Grand Performances,
Highways Performance Space, Self Help Graphics, Japan American Theatre, the
Getty Center, La Pe?a Cultural Center (Berkeley, CA), Galería de la Raza
(S.F., CA), Conference on World Affairs (UC Boulder, CO), New World Theater
(Amherst, MA), Kumu Kahua Theater (Hawai?i), amongst many other notable
venues. She also curated the first weekend of Native Hawaiian performance
and performance art in LA at Highways.
"Leilani Chan is thought-provoking, challenging, artistic, entertaining,
funny and educational?An American original, rising star for the 21st
century." ? Phil Esparza, World Theater
Malia Oliver (CHOREOGRAPHER) is a ten-year veteran performer with the Iona
Pear Dance Theatre of Honolulu, HI. She holds a BA in dance from Hampshire
College in Amherst, Massachusetts and a graduate certificate in Laban
Movement Analysis from the University of Washington. She is the recipient
of both the 1994 Hawaii State Dance Council Choreographic Award and
choreography winner at the New England American College Dance Festival in
1990. She is a founding member of Somavox, Momobones, and Giinko Marischino
performance groups and collaborates regularly with Dreamtheater in Los
Angeles and the Mystic Family Circus in San Francisco.
Ova Saopeng (ASSISTANT DIRECTOR) is an actor born in Laos and raised in
Honolulu, Hawaii. He has been living in Los Angeles for close to 10 years
and works primarily in children?s theater. A University of Southern
California Theater School graduate he has worked with hereandnow, East West
Players, Theater in the Park and the Mark Taper Forums P.L.A.Y program. He
tours and is a part of the multi-cultural, multi-ethnic theater companies of
Water?s Edge Theater and We Tell Stories. A Kalo project ensemble member, he
continues to support TeAda Productions.
For further information or to purchase tickets call the Japan America
Theatre Box Office at 213-680-3700.
For press information, please contact Rochelle Fabb at Loud Mouth
Productions, (310) 823-6389.
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TeAda Productions
1653 18th Street #2
Santa Monica, CA 90404
phone:310/998-8765
fax: 310/453-4347
teada@...
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What next at TeAda?
Los Angeles, CA - The Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC)
presents NATIVE IMMIGRANT, a new, original theater production involving a 20
member, multi-racial cast, and conceived and directed by
critically-acclaimed, award-winning, performance artist and JACCC
Artist-in-Residence, Leilani Chan. This one-night-only performance runs
Saturday, June 23 at 8 pm at the Japan America Theater, 244 San Pedro St. in
Downtown LA (Little Tokyo). Tickets are: Reserved Seating $16; JACCC
Members $14; Groups $12. For ticket purchase call the Japan America Theatre
Box Office, 213-680-3700, Monday-Saturday, 12 noon -5 pm or Sunday after 12
noon on show days.
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Hello! I have extra tickets for this weekend's Playboy Jazz Festival held at
the Hollywood Bowl for Sunday's line-up. Four seats in the W2 section -- yes
it is in the back, but it's a great day and you can hear the music
wonderfully from the back. I have four seats at $15 each.
Let me know if you are interested.
Thanks
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