Artists at Play Podcast

In this episode of the Artists at Play Podcast we discuss the importance of Filipino novelist Carlos Bulosan and ALLOS, a play about his life and work.

Joining us for this lively conversation, facilitated by AAP's Marie-Reine Velez, areNoel Alumit (actor, author, pastor), Lucy M. Burns (Associate Professor at UCLA's Asian American Studies Department), Ginger Leopoldo (Artistic Director, Circa Pintig) and Giovanni Ortega (writer of ALLOS).

With topics spanning the farm labor movement and the role of art and activism in Carlos Bulosan's work and the Filipinx American artist community, our amazing panel turned the gathering into a virtual party.

Noel Alumit
http://noelalumit.com

Lucy Burns
Rappin’ with Ten Thousand Carabaos in the Dark, poems by Al Robles
California Dreaming: Movement and Place in the Asian American Imaginary

Ginger Leopoldo
CIRCA Pintig
Upcoming Events with CIRCA Pintig
Talinhaga Laban sa Tirano: Raising Voices Against Tyranny

Giovanni Ortega
https://giovanniortega.com

Episode Credits:
Edited by Nicholas Pilapil
Podcast theme by Eloise Wong
Produced by Marie-Reine Velez

To celebrate our 10th season and kick off our podcast, we reunited the cast of our inaugural show, Ching Chong Chinaman by Lauren Yee! Joining us for the conversation was director Peter J. Kuo; actors Elizabeth Ho, Stephen Hu, Ken Narasaki, Helen Ota, Scott Keiji Takeda and moderated by Julia Cho. It was a walk down memory lane full of laughs and stories.

Episode Credits:
Edited by Nicholas Pilapil
Podcast Theme by Eloise Wong
Produced by Artists at Play

Artists at Play produces theatrical programming that explores the Asian American experience. Our podcast will feature new play broadcasts, conversations, and a behind-the-scenes look at our organization and programming.