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SF Chronicle August 26, 2006: Bindlestiff full page - pictured (clockwise:) RAP show JUSTICE IS BUT A SEEMING cast--a 50s play, directed by Jeannie Barroga; RAP show ALAMAT (Aureen Almario); B'stiff alley; RAP show ALAMAT cast; B'stiff lobby (Bryan Pangilinan, Managing Director, seated; Alex Torres, interim ED); Tongue In A Mood Players mid-90s (Allan J. Manalo, Artistic Director, Ramon Abad); FOB show director Ryan Morales, center.
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AATC Season Fundraiser August 23, 2006, San Francisco - (pictured top to bottom) Sean Lim, former Artistic Director with Board Member Tina Hui; Pearl Wong (in WALLS) with Darryl Chiang, Board Chairman; Min Jung Kim, Board Member; Bakie Lee, Supporter; Tony Williams (in WALLS); Victoria Mejia (former Interim Managing Director) with the playwright
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Korean Badass Written by Stevie Lee Saxon Directed and Dramaturged since August 2006 by Jeannie Barroga Presented by: Asian American Theater Company at the National Asian American Theatre Festival nytheatre.com review Mark DeFrancis · June 14, 2007 Korean Badass is both Korean and Badass. This one-man show, part of the National Asian American Theatre Festival, is two hours of furious theatre . . . One of the hardest things for an actor to do is handle a solo performance, but Saxon goes the distance and unveils a complex biography that is as poignant and moving as it is badass.. . (including) trying to fight a tradition that disapproves of his choice to be an actor, culminating in a powerful scene between him and his father.Half the fun of a one-man show is watching an actor challenge himself. . . a diverse array of characters . . .rarely lets his concentration lapse. Director Jeannie Barroga cannot go without mention for crafting a fine performance. . .
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