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BINDLEBLAST ALERT
the latest news from Bindlestiff Studio
an epicenter of Filipino American Performing Arts
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June
16
Celebrate
One Year of YOHANA's
Ignite
Open Mic
Youth
Organizing Home and
Neighborhood Action
(YOHANA) celebrates its
one-year anniversary of
IGNITE OPEN MIC this
Friday, June 16th, 6pm-9pm
at Bindlestiff Studio.
This is a FREE community
event. The theme for this
Ignite is LOVE &
RESISTANCE.
Come
celebrate with us through
great performances and
meeting folks from the
community. There will be
food, refreshments and
also a photobooth! Please
come out not only to
support, but to perform as
well! If you have any
questions about the event
or performing, please
contact yohana@somcan.org
We
hope to see you there!
Join us to have fun and to
showcase the talent from
the
community!
June
19-23
The
Tribe presents
AN
INFINITE ACHE
June
19-23
When:
June 19-23. Mon-Tues @ 8pm;
Wed-Fri @ 7pm &
9pm
Where:
185 6th Street @
Howard
Tix:
Monday Preview $15;
General Tues-Fri
$30.
Receive
HALF OFF with online code
INFINITE.
A
time and genre-bending love
story, AN INFINITE ACHE
dissects the relationship
between two Californians
(Krystle Piamonte’s
Filipino/ Chinese
"Hope,” and Dustin
Emery’s Jewish
"Charles”) raw on
stage. Experience their life
together (and apart) for
only $15 w/code INFINITE at
www.theTRIBEproductions.org
80
intermission-free minutes
make AN INFINITE ACHE a
worthy (though not
exhausting) night
out.
"Bindlestiff
will always feel like a home
to me," says star
Krystle Piamonte. She's
graced the Bindlestiff stage
in "Stories High"
and "Queer as
F*ck", and is excited
to share her
"Hope" with
SOMA.
Don't
miss this show, playing
EVERY WEEKNIGHT (often
twice) from Monday, JUNE 19
through Friday, JUNE
23!
July
13-29
TAGALOG
2017
June
13-29
Tickets
on-sale now!
 When: July
13-29 @ 8pm. Community Preview
(Pay-What-You-Can) Night, July
13. Opening Night, July 14
(reception following
performance). Saturday, July 22
Matinee @ 2pm.
Where: 185
6th Street @ Howard
Tix: Student/Senior
- $10; General - $15;
Support-the-Artists - $25
Bindlestiff
Studio presents TAGALOG 2017
with SUPERTITLES in
English!!!
Bindestiff
Studio in collaboration with
Virgin Lab Fest is once
again proud to present
TAGALOG 2017, a festival of
one-acts.
TAGALOG
2017 is a festival of one
act plays written and
performed entirely in the
Philippine native language
of Tagalog (with one Cebuano
play). This production
features new works from the
Virgin Lab Fest in the
Philippines to Bindlestiff
Studio in the heart of SOMA
Pilipinas, happily
connecting the rich practice
of theater on both sides of
the
Pacific.
Visconde
Carlo Vergara’s "Kung
Paano Ako Naging Leading
Lady" (How I Came to be
the Leading Lady). Sisters
Mely and Viva turn a small
grudge into a battle between
good and evil. Directed by
Allan S.
Manalo
Dominique
Beatrice T. La Victoria’s
"Ang Bata sa Drum"
(The Child in the Drum) A
young brother and sister
ponder life and chickens.
Directed by Joe
Cascasan
Vincent
de Jesus’ "Changing
Partners". A musical
about four couples and one
complicated May-December
romance. Directed by Aureen
Almario & Tonilyn Sideco
and Musical Director Rhoda
Gravador.
Featuring
Kathlyn Cabrera, Richgail
Enriquez, Nic Feliciano,
Faye-Denise Lacanilao, Ryan
Morales, Russelle McDermott,
Jeffrey Ramos, Lee Robin
Salazar, and Paula
Sison.
Community
Preview (Pay-What-You-Can),
July 13
Opening Night July 14,
through July 29, matinee
July 22 @
2pm
http://tagalog2017.bpt.me/
General
$15; Students/Seniors $10;
Support-the-Artist
$25
LOCATION
Bindlestiff Studio
185 6th St @ Howard, San
Francisco, CA
94103
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AROUND THE BARANGAY
KANO + ABE: A DALY CITY BIBLE STORY
at Potrero Stage
Bindlestiff alum Ignacio Zulueta’s (JOSE RIZAL ON ANGEL ISLAND, 57
VARIETIES) new play, KANO + ABE: a daly city bible story takes an unflinching look at the human toll of America’s chaotic immigration attitudes and policies through the
story of a fil-am soldier on the run who enters the shadow world of his undocumented brother. Abe, the good son, has returned from a tour of duty in Afghanistan. Kano,
the prodigal, is conniving his way toward the undocumented American Dream. KANO + ABE is a story of sibling rivalry, undocumented immigration, and some good old-fashioned
murder. Directed by Colin Johnson and featuring Carlos Aguirre (aka MC INFINITE, OEDIPUS EL REY), Melvign Badiola (MOMMY QUEEREST, CHASING MEHSERLE), Jasmine Osborne (THE
JUNGLE BOOK, film: HOW TO BE A MAN), and Jed Parsario (RIZAL, JOSE RIZAL ON ANGEL ISLAND). Produced by PlayGround, Jim Kleinmann, Artistic Director.
SPECIAL OFFER: Use promo code TAGONGTAGO and save 50% off advance online
tickets, June 8-18. Offer is subject to availability and may not be combined with other discounts.
KANO + ABE: A DALY CITY BIBLE STORY by Ignacio Zulueta Thru June 18 at
Potrero Stage, 1695 18th Street, San Francisco
KSW presents
CELEBRATE YOUR BODY
Fashion. Art. Music. All under one roof.
Kearny Street Workshop, the Bay Area’s hub for Asian Pacific American arts since 1972, cordially invites you to a one-of-a-kind, body-positive
fashion show and expo.
PERFORMANCE BY Kohinoorgasm (desi pop/electronic)
HOSTED BY Janae Johnson (2015 National Poetry Slam Champion)
June 17,
2013, 7pm-10pm
SOMArts Cultural Center
934 Brannan St, San Francisco, California 94103
Tix: $18-$40
Kreatibo Reunites!
Saturday, June 17, 2017 @ 7:30PM
Kreatibo presents "Back to the Past: Kreatibo Reunion"
Eastside Arts Alliance (wheelchair accessible)
ONE SHOW ONLY!!
$10-20 sliding scale, $8-10 students, disabled and seniors, NOTA
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/back-to-the-past-kreatibo-reunion-and-retrospective-tickets-33983398259
In 2003, the queer Pin@ys of
Kreatibo performed their first production, “Halo-Halo,” to sold-out shows at Bindlestiff. Then they performed “Dalagas & Tomboys: A Family Affair” in 2005, winning Curve
Magazine’s annual Lesbian Theatre Award. “Born out of the need to take our stories from the margins and into the spotlight,” Kreatibo is a queer Pin@y artist group that
was/is “dedicated to the preservation and creation of our collective memory, and uses artistic forums as a means of cultural activism.” On hiatus for twelve years, members of
Kreatibo now reassemble to reflect on themes of community, love, diaspora, and home. Using music, movement, words, and images, a Kreatibo group seasoned by age and time
reunites to honor the past, celebrate the present, and envision new dreams for the future.
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MARAMING SALAMAT Bindlestiff Studio Thanks You!
From the bottom of our collective hearts, the Folks at Bindlestiff express our sincere gratitude & love to
all who have been supporting our fundraising efforts. Through your generous pledges & donations we are rolling steadily towards our goal. WE CONTINUE TO NEED YOUR HELP. In
order to survive and pay our facilities costs, we rely on the generosity of our donors to keep the doors of the new Bindlestiff Studio open. If you'd like to help, just
follow these simple instructions:Just
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1) Log onto our website: www.bindlestiffstudio.org
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2) On the right-hand side of our front page, click on "SUPPORT THE 'STIFF"
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3) Donations are securely made via PayPal.
If you would like more information on how to participate in our fundraising programs, please email info@bindlestiffstudio.org.
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