“SEETHING LIKE SRIRACHA: 4 Steps to Successfully Navigating Your Asian American Identity Crisis”
Created/Performed by Sean Miura
(Tuesday Night Project, LTRoots, Ninjas for Social Justice, Team Ferosha, Family Bizness, Chaotic 3)
Mr. Hyphen Pageant 2013
April 27, 2013
Brava Theater
Vocal Recording/Mastering - Chris Hahn
Lighting Design - Brava Theater Staff
“Asian Song” Choreographed by Ninjas For Social Justice (Sean Miura, Alli Nakamura, and Naoya Ogura)
Music:
Dawen - Wake Up (Tuesday Night Project JTown Summer Sessions Live)
Bambu - Chairman Mao
Far East Movement - Where The Wild Things Are (Feat. Crystal Kay)
Chris Iijima - Asian Song
Video Recorded by Cory Jong
Have you seen our new cards yet? Come grab a few at the first show of the 15th season, tomorrow night at 7:30P at the Union Center for the Arts.
Hosting tomorrow night! Come roll through, it’s going to be a party (170+ people RSVP-ed on Facebook…whoa.)
My four 8-count plan for dancempowering the youth. Skip to 1:20 for the good part.
Thanks to Sue Jin Kim for inviting me to teach at Sanchez Elementary’s ASES Prep Saturday Dance Academy for the third year. Google her, she’s an amazing artist, educator, and human being.
Taught a beginner piece for USC Nikkei’s KBD.
Audrey Chan - “Chinatown Abecedario: A Folk Taxonomy of L.A.’s Chinatown” (14:27)
Some ABCs for all you ABCs.
In English, then Cantonese, then Spanish, then Mandarin.
Long Post: Today I am packing up my high school computer.
I received my first desktop computer in high school.
This 37 gigabyte giant dell deal. Named it “Hikari” because it felt like the light at the end of the tunnel. As a nerdy 13 year old I was excited to have a computer of my own, having spent years getting kicked off my parent’s. Theirs was old and slow and barely had a working soundcard, but this one was shiny and new. Shiny, new, and with Windows Movie Maker.
I’ve had this stuck in my head since the 90’s.
