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Julie Danao Wed June 11 @ 8 pm The Cutting Room by Eric Lin Directed by Welly Yang Wed June 25 @ 7 pm The Rose Hall at the Asia Society Extended through August!  Dev Janki, who choreographed the 2001 Concert of Excellence (COE) at Lincoln Center has just been honored with the prestigious Lucille Lortel Award for his chorography on Zanna Don't! Dev will be directing and choreographing this year's COE on December 1, at Lincoln Center's New York State Theater. Congratulations Dev! Scripts can be one-acts or full-length plays (NOT screenplays). Please send scripts as a word document to Kimmy@2g.org. Please limit submissions to one full-length script or two one-acts per author. If you have submitted your script before to 2g, please do not resubmit. Submission deadline for 2003 is July 7, 2003. 2g is looking for interns for the summer and fall. Please contact vicki@2g.org for more information.
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May has been a busy month! In celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Second Generation (2g) has been all over New York, including CAPA's 24th Annual Pacific Heritage Festival and the Passport to Taiwan festival in Union Square, and Time Warner's A3 event. Big thanks to our wonderful volunteers who helped at these events and a big welcome to those who stopped by to chat with us and learn more about out organization. It was fun meeting all of you and we look forward to seeing you at future 2g events. Up ahead, we are preparing for our first In the Works Reading this year, the first 2g After Dark event of the year, Something More from this month's featured artist Julie Danao, and the Karaoke Idol Grant Finals at The Karaoke Show on June 26. Don't miss them! Grace Leung, editor gleung@2g.org
Most musicals don't. New shows are typically tested and taken on out-of-town developmental tours before they attempt to hit Broadway. Also, eager to offer something new and exciting to their audiences, out-of-town theatres and presenters like the ones in collaboration with 2g (Siraya Theatricals and Dream Park in Taiwan, Fiction Farm in Singapore, and the Village Theater in Seattle) help significantly in raising funds necessary to mount a new musical. Funds are harder to find in New York when the material is untested. So it is not atypical that The Wedding Banquet is not showing first in the Big Apple; the difference is that it is REALLY going out of town, to Taipei and Singapore. Got a question? E-mail me at gleung@2g.org We’ll find you an answer!
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