Shows

NOT WORKING

A New Musical for a Changed World (tickets are here) Even as America struggles with the tidal wave that Covid-19 continues to be, there are experiences unique to different communities. NOT WORKING uses music to help shed light on some of these, illuminating secrets and surprises along with pains that are all too familiar. And …

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Fringe Festival - 2023 Shows

Targets

TARGETS is a new collaborative play focusing on the American history of targeting specific API communities for prejudice and racism. Historical figures, celebrity impressions, and new characters, along with short segments from various past Asian Story Theater shows are included. Real issues, but this is entertainment not a lecture. Think of it as history as …

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Shows The Golden Rule

The Golden Rule

Premiering in the oft-delayed, but now confirmed 2022 San Diego Fringe Festival! Performances June 6-12 can be reserved here, for the very reasonable cost of one Golden Eagle ($10). Cast including Christina Murguia, Nick Abadilla, Rhys Green, Byron Ladue, Gingerlily Lowe, and Kent Brisby. Have a peek at this intro clip. Also here is the …

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Auditions

Season auditions

Season auditions for Asian Story Theater’s 2021-22 season, including 3 productions planned for a combination of in-person and online presentation, are being scheduled May 8-9-10 via Zoom. The projects require a diverse cast, any age from 5 to 105. Most roles require some musical skills, which can be vocal or instrumental. Note that several in-person …

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Shows

Those four guys who got lost

In 1969, after decades of volcanic activity, Mauna Ulu erupted on the big island of Hawaii, sending fountains of lava up to 2000 feet high. Just in case, the Hawaii tsunami warning sirens were sounded–which the radio clearly announced as a test. But four guys never got the word. After practicing all night for their …

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The Golden Rule

The Golden Rule previews

Previews focusing on individual characters from the show are being presented to limited audiences for additional development, facilitated by project consultants and academic advisors. As live performances near, the previews will be screened live as Facebook events with these resources available to respond to questions. Ah Toy (Chinese) narrative: Williams (African American) narrative: Kanaka Jack (Hawaiian) narrative: …

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