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Triumvirate Pi Theatre

"dedicated to creating provocative live theatre that breaks down perceived barriers of race, gender, and disability for Los Angeles theatre artists and audiences"


 

Past Productions

 

This color image is of an old Japanese farmer facing us with a thoughtful look. Behind him is a traditional Japanese screen called a shoji. An eerie shadow is in the shoji, that of a fox-woman carrying a lantern on a pole. The Fox Lantern (Kitsune no Cho-chin)

The Pink Dress This color image is of a family within the barracks of an Internment camp. The sister is displaying her pink dress, to the amazement of everyone else, especially the little girl on the far left, Tsuki.

 

 

This image shows Nikolai Gogol's face as half photo etched and realistic and the other half fantastical creation Gogolesques!

This reversed negative black and white photo shows eerie figures walking along a beachCollected Shadows


This black and white graphic design shows two Asian women's faces, torn into strips and pieced together to form an American flag REDS, WHITES, and BLUES at the L.A. Athletic Club


This black and white photo shows Diana Tanaka standing before a line of kneeling women with captions displayed against the back wall Pleasant Diversions, a very abridged version of The Decameron





This photo shows Daphne, played by Janet Song, in a maid's outfit, threateningly holding the noose that hangs around Grace's neck. Grace is disheveled in the red dress and is played by Alexandra Bokyun Chun.REDS, WHITES, and BLUES

 at the Japanese American National Museum



 

 

 

 

 

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Collected Shadows, Gogolesques and Reds, Whites, and Blues graphic by Leslie K. Gray

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