The New AAP Logo
Artists at Play is proud to unveil a new logo as we enter our ninth season in 2020.
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A Conversation with Min Kahng
Julia Cho and Min Kahng Julia Cho: Alright there, Min Kahng. (laughter) First of all, thoughts on our upcoming collaboration of The Four Immigrants? Min…
Artists at Play and the Impostor Syndrome
On the day that Artists at Play opened our eighth mainstage show, I was honored and privileged to represent our organization in a special conversation between Theater Leaders of Color. Hosted by artEquity and Oregon Shakespeare Festival, this was a two-day gathering all recorded as part of a podcast series. And throughout almost the entirety of that experience, I could not stop thinking that my being there was definitely a mistake.
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Artists at Play is dedicated to presenting stories of underrepresented communities in Los Angeles. We are passionate about theatre – it is our tool for…
Artists at Play at The Four Immigrants: Continuing the Work
Since our inception as Artists at Play, we have been dedicated to providing artistic opportunities for underrepresented communities in Los Angeles theatre, and more specifically,…
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AAP Community
Artists at Play is dedicated to producing quality work on stage, and providing a professional working environment for our artists and volunteers. We’ve had the…
THE CHINESE LADY
by Lloyd Suh directed by Rebecca Wear September 7 – 29, 2019 A Co-Production with Greenway Arts Alliance at the Greenway Court Theatre Inspired by…
A Brief History of THE CHINESE LADY, Afong Moy
by Katherine ChouAfong Moy was brought to New York City in 1834 at fourteen years old. She was the first Chinese woman to set foot…
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2019 Donors
Thank you to the individuals who have contributed to Artists at Play in 2019. (Listing as of December 31, 2019.)Rosalinda AcojidoJoyce Sharlene AdgateLynn ArthursAlbert E.…
THE CHINESE LADY: Now and Then
by Marie-Reine Velez1869 Advertisement for Afong MoyGo back to where you came from…This phrase that has flooded the news recently, makes me feel sad, among…
