Theatre Passe Muraille and Loud Mouth Asian Babes present

 

 

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Previews:
January 11-12, 2000

Shows:
January 13-February 6, 2000

At Theatre Passe Muraille, Mainstage
16 Ryerson Avenue
Toronto, Canada

www.passemuraille.on.ca

Media Contact:
David Kinsman
(416) 504-8988 x 33

 

 

Chapbook editions of the script are now available through the Playwrights Union of Canada Press for $8.75 CDN. To order contact:

The Playwrights Union of Canada
54 Wolseley Street, 2nd Floor
Toronto, Ontario
M5T 1AS
Canada

(416) 703-0201
cdplays@interlog.com


"All my work is a form of wishing."
"I thought art was a verb rather than a noun."
-- Yoko Ono


Quirky, obsessed, passionate, provocative, The Yoko Ono Project is a multimedia extravaganza that highlights the experience of three Asian Canadian women as filtered through and magnified by the icon of Yoko Ono. A celebration of the art, strength and unbridled imagination of "the most famous undiscovered artist in the world", The Yoko Ono Project is an inventive melding of music, performance and multi-media, and promises to explode myths and challenge perceptions about one of the most controversial of modern artists.

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Lee Pui Ming as Singer/Yoko
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Bruce Beaton and Keira Loughran
 

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Keira Loughran, MJ Kang and Denise Fujiwara

 

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Keira Loughran, MJ Kang, Denise Fujiwara, Glenn Marc Silot and Bruce Beaton
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MJ Kang and Glenn Marc Silot

Photographs by Heather Morton

 

THE YOKO ONO PROJECT

Characters/Stage Play by Jean Yoon
With Instruction Poems, other texts, images and music by Yoko Ono
Directed by Jean Yoon and Marion de Vries

Featuring Bruce Beaton, Denise Fujiwara, M.J. Kang, Lee Pui Ming, Keira Loughran, Glenn Marc Silot

Original Compositions by Lee Pui Ming
Set Design by Vikki Anderson
Lighting Design by Bonnie Beecher
Costume Design by Joanne LeBlanc
Sound Design by Jonathan Rooke
Video/Media Design by Chris Clifford
Choreography by Eryn Dace Trudell
Stage Management by Tanya Greve
Assistant Stage Manager: Claire Adams

 

What the Critics said:

"Intelligent and provocative"
Kate Taylor, The Globe and Mail

"A terrific show...witty, deft, poignant and agile!"
Robert Cushman, The National Post

"A ground-breaking look at what it means to be an Asian woman in contemporary North America..."
Glenn Sumi, Now Magazine
Link to Article

"Bursts with energy and humour... "
Jon Kaplan, Now Magazine

"Ambitious,...well-written, well-performed and well-staged ****! "
Rebecca Todd, Eye Magazine
Link to Article

"Remember identity politics theatre? Rumours of its demise have been highly exaggerated. It's alive and kicking ass in a playful, sexy post-90's style..."
Kamal Al-Solaylee, Eye Magazine
Link to Article

"arguably the most ambitious production created from and by the Asian-Canadian perspective."
Susan Oh, Maclean's Magazine
Link to Article


Thank you to
RYKODISC
RYKODISC Canada

for their support

 

Photo of Yoko Ono:
Iain Macmillan

Photos of (clockwise from bottom) Jean Yoon, Susan Lee, Denise Fujiwara, M.J. Kang: Howard Chang

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