WELCOME TO THE VANTAGE POINT, PRESENTED BY COMPANY OF ANGELS
I’m headed back to the Hollywood Fringe Festival this Summer with Company of Angels! It’s a completely improvised show drawing upon inspiration from three amazing BIPOC playwrights; Lorraine Hansberry, David Henry Hwang and Luis Alfaro.
More info on our project can be found here: Hollywood Fringe Festival Website
WHO:
• Directed by Armando Molina, Sean Michael Boozer
• Starring Eric Carthen, Corinne Chooey, Jason Eng, Fernando Fuenes, JJ Joo, Nakasha Norwood,and Heidi Shon
• Presented by Company of Angels
LIVESTREAM:
Performances August 7 – August 21
• Saturdays at 8 p.m.: Aug. 7, 14, 21
• Sundays at 2 p.m.: Aug. 8
WHERE (LIVESTREAM):
http://hff21.co/7053
IN PERSON:
Performance August 28
• Saturday, August 28 at 8 p.m.
WHERE (IN PERSON):
The Broadwater (Black Box), 6322 Santa Monica Blvd., LA, CA 9003
HOW:
• Go to http://hff21.co/7053
• Email us at info@companyofangels.org
• Visit us on facebook: facebook.com/companyofangels
• Follow us on twitter and instagram: @CoAngels
TICKET PRICE:
Pay-What-You-Can Donation
Artwork by Xavi Moreno
Cast photo: Welcome to the Vantage Point (Photo: JJ Joo)
Check out some show excerpts from our performance at the Broadwater Theater in Hollywood, CA.
Kim Lansil Production | Photo: Gus Butera
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR CVS PHARMACY
Check out my latest national campaign for CVS Pharmacy. The best part? I was able to share the camera with my sons. Look out for our ads rolling out across the country this Summer and Fall.
See one of the social media posts here on CVS’ Instagram account.
Thank you Taylor Casting and Osbrink Agency!
FEATURE ARTICLE IN SHOUTOUT LA
I had the distinct honor of being featured in a recent issue of Shoutout LA. Please click the link below to read the article and learn more about my family, my creative process and my work as a teaching artist at Company of Angels.
Click here to view the article in Shoutout LA.
“…My decision to start a family of my own is the most important factor behind my success as an artist.”
“…All four of my grandparents were amazing individuals. They were each community leaders in San Francisco’s Chinatown during the 1960’s and 1970’s and made great sacrifices to help support their fellow community members. Through them, I learned the value collaborating with and helping others.”
“…The public knew my grandfather as an journalist, activist, and community leader. I remember him as an incredible visionary who worked tirelessly for the rights of others and taught me that one’s challenges in life cannot deter them from achieving success. He impressed upon me the belief that everyone has a story to tell and they have a right to be heard. I am grateful for the time that I was able to spend with my grandfather and often look to him for inspiration in all aspects of my work as an artist.”