Hey New York! It's time to see my friend Kelly Zen-Yi Tsai's new play Say You Heard My Echo, presented by Asian American Arts Alliance. The play is a spoken word theater project that juxtaposes fictional narratives of three Asian American women in New York City a decade after 9/11. It's this Sunday, October 9 at Flushing Town Hall. Here are some more details:
Say You Heard My EchoSay You Heard My Echo is part of Asian American Arts Alliance's "Call & Reponse" mini-series, a pre-cursor to the upcoming Locating the Sacred festival. For further details about the play, go to the Asian American Arts Alliance website here. And for more information on Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai, check out her website here.
A New Play by Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai
Directed by Jesse Jou
Performed by Adeeba Rana, Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai, Yalinidream
Sunday, October 9
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Flushing Town Hall
135-37 Northern Boulevard
Queens, NY
Tickets: $15
$10 for a4 Alliance + & Flushing Town Hall members, & students with ID
Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai's Say You Heard My Echo is a spoken word theater project that juxtaposes fictional narratives of three Asian American women in NYC a decade after 9/11. Their struggles with survivorship and faith prompt them to call on Mary Magdalene, Guan Yin, and Aisha for solace and answers as they come of age in a world impacted by war. Rendered with humor and humanity, Say You Heard My Echo questions what remains sacred in times of war while unearthing intersections between feminism, Asian Pacific Islander American identity, and religious freedom. Following the performance audience dialogues with the work and artists.
