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2010 Works in Progress |
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For its seventh consecutive year, Works in Progress presents dramas of compelling contemporary events in the intimate Nakano Theatre at Torrance Cultural Arts Center. Q & A and reception will follow each event.
Tickets per event (includes $2.50 handling fee): $25 Adults / $23 Senior & Students / $20 Subscribers |
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Wed FEB 24 7pm |
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UNCLE TOISAN |
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by Charlie Chin |
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Enjoy this favorite uncle, as he shares stories of arriving and striving in America |
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Wed MAR 31 7pm |
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American bamboo |
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by Cherylene Lee |
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Experience how a real life family copes with loss in the midst of the Great Depression |
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Sat FEB 20 7pm |
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Long story short |
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Film by Christine Choy written by Jodi Long |
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The story of Larry and Trudie Long, a popular husband-and-wife nightclub act of the 1940s and ‘50s |
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Special FREE event for subscribers. Call Box Office to subscribe and attend this VIP presentation and reception. |
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Wed APR 28 7pm |
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English only |
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by Annette Lee |
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Engage with a community finding their way from one heritage into another one |
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Wed MAY 26 7pm |
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In ten years |
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by Damon Chua |
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Erupt in laughter as newly reunited family members reach across the Pacific Ocean |
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Celebrating the Chinese American experience through vibrant contemporary theater! |
INFORMATION310-618-6342 |
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Works in Progress is a program of the Cultural Services Division of the Torrance Community Services Department. This series is presented in association with APC Gallery, Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, Chinese American Museum, Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Los Angeles, El Camino College Community Education, Organization of Chinese Americans/Greater Los Angeles, Palos Verdes Arts Center, South Bay Chinese American Chamber of Commerce, Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce, Torrance CitiCABLE, Torrance Historical Society & Museum, Torrance Memorial Medical Center, Torrance Public Library, Torrance Symphony Association, UCLA Asian American Studies Center Press, University Art Gallery CSU Dominguez Hills, Visual Artists Guild, Visual Communications |