Theatre 300, film assignment help

For this week and the last we have been looking at an overview of Asian American Theatre, some of its origins and traditions, as well as a brief look at where this culturally specific kind of theatre stands today nationally and more locally. We also looked at individuals like David Henry Hwang, who have helped bring Asian American Theatre to more prominence in the United States. There have been many incredibly talented artists that have made their impact on the genre either as a playwright or performer like B.D. Wong (Law and Order), who is also a director, directing for television and for the stage or, in the areas of design, like Ming Cho Li who is one of the most renowned scenic designers in the entire field of scenic design in the last 50 years. Yet, their work and the work of so many current Asian American artists may have never seen their art produced or appreciated if not for the well-spring of Asian American Theatre companies that have come up and thrived all over the U.S. Below is a list of the current working Theatres that focus their energy and skill in the producing of Theatre that is in some way with an Asian/Asian American priority. Your assignment is to choose ONE Theatre from this list and go to its website and explore it. Please research your choice and write a two page summary of your findings. Suggested areas of discussion: The Theatre’s overall mission statement The Theatres history Has it been a successful company? What kind of plays does this Theatre do or style of Theatre? The Theatre’s subscription base and its specific demographic. The Theatre’s impact on its community. Who are the individuals that are at the heart of that Theatre? A summary of your your thoughts and discoveries about the Theatre. Would you like to go to a show there? Why or why not? You may include supporting pictures if you like. Your paper should be at least two pages double spaced

. (Asian American Repertory Theatre, San Diego, Asian American Theater Company, San Francisco, Asian Story Theater, San Diego Bindlestiff Studio, San Francisco Cedar Grove OnStage, Los Angeles Chinatown 90210, Los Angeles Chinese Pirate Productions, San Diego Contemporary Asian Theater Scene (CATS), East West Players, Los Angeles, Grateful Crane Ensemble, Pasadena hereandnow Theatre Company, South Pasadena Korus Players, New York City Kumu Kahua Theatre, Honolulu, Hawaii, Lapu the Coyote that Cares Theatre Company, University of California, Los Angeles Lodestone Theatre Ensemble, Los Angeles Ma-Yi Theatre Company, New York City Mu Performing Arts, Minneapolis National Asian American Theatre Company (NAATCO), New York City, Pan Asian Repertory Theatre, New York City Pangea World Theatre, Minneapolis Second Generation (theatre), New York City Silk Road Theatre Project, Chicago SIS Productions, Seattle, Washington Stanford Asian American Theater Project, Stanford University TeAda Productions, Santa Monica, California Theatre Esprit Asia, Denver, Colorado Theatre Rice, University of California, Berkeley Vampire Cowboys Theatre Company, New York City Youth for Asian Theater, San Francisco)