If you're in the Bay Area, and you want to see drama... Asian American Theater Company presents Macho Bravado, a world premiere play by Alex Park, now running through April 24 at the Thick House in San Francisco. I've heard some great things about this play. Here's some more info about the production:
Asian American Theater CompanyThe San Francisco Chronicle recently gave the play a great review, calling it "a dynamic verbal battle of macho posturing, racial epithets, creative cussing and frontier pride." Catch it now through April 24. For more information about the show, visit the Asian American Theater Company's website here. And to purchase tickets, go here.
presents a world premiere play by Alex Park
MACHO BRAVADO
April 1-24
Macho Bravado is the story of Evan Cho, a Korean American soldier who has just returned from fighting in the Middle East to find a greater battle at home over his love, his identity, and his masculinity. Although Evan couldn't bring himself to tell his wife Lindsey that he had become sterile during the war, she greets him with wonderful news: she's pregnant. Confronted with questions of infidelity and self-doubt, both Evan and Lindsey struggle to maintain the macho bravado that defined their relationship before the war. This is a story that goes beyond the post-traumatic stress that a soldier and his wife experience, and ventures deep into their journey to forgive themselves and to forgive each other.
Directed by Alan S. Quismorio
Starring Rob Dario, Mayra Gaeta, Michael Uy Kelly, Brian O'Connor, and Janice Wright
WHERE
Thick House
1695 18th Street (Map)
San Francisco, CA 94107
PERFORMANCES
April 8-24, 2010 (Thu-Sat, 8PM; Sun, 5PM)
***No Easter Sunday performance***
TICKETS
Purchase tickets online here
$15 – $25 sliding scale
Discounts available for veterans, students and TBA members
