An Epicenter of Filipino American Performing Arts in San Francisco

When: Oct 18 12-8pm; See below for schedule
Location: Bindlestiff Studio 185 6th St. San Francisco, CA
Tickets: $5; Click here to purchase tickets.

A full day of raw, new works from emerging Filipino-American playwrights. Come for a play or stay for the day.

Amok is a word from the Malay language that has made its way into the English dictionary. It connotes frenzy, wildness, an act of savage commitment. In can also mean the focused ability to delve into a world, to connect and immerse deeply in an experience.

A play needs to be seen, heard and shared. The purpose of this production is to give space for the writer to hear their work, in collaboration with a director who will lead the actors in the exploration, interpretation, and expression of the work.

We welcome you to commit your day with us and immerse yourself fully into the varied and raw worlds spun by our emerging writers.

12-2pm
There's the Moon and Then There's You
by Christina Ying
Directed by Lorna Velasco

2-2:30pm
Woman Talks Tequila in May: A Dawning, A True Friendship, and a Life of Dreams
By Stacey Cuevas
Directed by Christina Ying

2:30-3:00pm
Nakikisakay
By Sandy Panopio
Directed by Andrea Almario

3:00-4:30pm
After Crucifixion
By Darah Macaraeg Ramos
Directed by Lorenz Gonzales

4:30-5:00pm
The Healer
by Gayle Romasanta
directed by Rhoda Gravador

5:00-6:00pm
Welga
by Conrad Panganiban
directed by Esperanza Catubig

6:00-6:30pm
Cara's World
by Christina Ying
directed by Julie Kuwabara

6:30-7:00pm
The Drive to Reseda
by Manny Cabrera
directed by Joe Cascasan

7:00-8:00pm
Untitled
by Jason Bayani
directed by Juan G. Berumen