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SUMMARY:A Night at the Opera 闽剧之夜
DESCRIPTION:A special one-night only production of regional play\, Red Flower Princess 紅花公主 by Chinatown-based Min (Fujianese) opera group\, Sino-US Culture & Art Drama Theatre 中美文化戏剧院. \nRed Flower Princess 紅花公主 is a period comedy written by Fuzhounese director Hong Keren 洪可人 in the 80’s or early 90’s. The play follows the life of two cousins\, Miaozai (male) and Yehao (female) as they navigate cultural norm of 重男輕女\, or the preferential treatment for sons over daughters. Since its premiere\, this has become a classic piece for the Fuzhounese diaspora. \nThis production will feature the first 45 minutes of a nearly 3 hour play. Supertitles for the libretto will be provided in Chinese characters and translated into English. Backdrop artwork by Jia Sung. \nThis performance is part of Nights in Sara Roosevelt Park\, a free evening event series presented by FABnyc (Fourth Arts Block) held in “The Pit” at Sara D. Roosevelt Park in collaboration with other local groups. This performance is also a part of the 9th annual  month-long Chinatown Arts Festival presented by Think!Chinatown across Manhattan’s Chinatown.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/a-night-at-the-opera-%e9%97%bd%e5%89%a7%e4%b9%8b%e5%a4%9c/
LOCATION:Sara D. Roosevelt Park\, Chrystie and Grand Streets.\, New York\, NY\, 10002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chinatown,Performance
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SUMMARY:Transpacific Chinatowns in Rural Wyoming: The Archaeology of Chinese Labor\, Racial Violence\, and Community
DESCRIPTION:The Evanston and Rock Springs Chinatowns were constructed by the Union Pacific Railroad Company after 1869 as they needed labor for the railroad and coal mines. At the same time\, Chinese laborers were scapegoated for white unemployment\, which culminated in the passage of the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act. Newspapers emphasized that Chinese laborers\, mostly men\, were “heathens” who sent remittances to family in China. Within this context of anti-Chinese sentiment\, a fight broke out between white and Chinese coal miners on September 2\, 1885 and white miners led a mob that burned the Rock Springs Chinatown and murdered at least 28 Chinese residents. The Almy community of Chinese coal miners were robbed and driven out with the massacre survivors to the Evanston Chinatown. This talk discusses preliminary results from archaeological collaboration with Dr. Dudley Gardner and Chinese American descendants on the Wyoming Chinatowns\, which provide tangible insight into silenced histories of Chinese immigrant labor\, transpacific migration\, and racial exclusion.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/transpacific-chinatowns-in-rural-wyoming-the-archaeology-of-chinese-labor-racial-violence-and-community/
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CATEGORIES:Chinatown,History,Virtual
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