spotlight: Maritte Go
If there’s a Filipina director making rounds in Hollywood right now–someone with both an acting and film background–it’s none other than West Palm Beach-born and USC grad, Maritte Go.
Tag: humble beginnings
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hello & welcome to asienne (edited summer 2019)
[a few notable portions
were edited summer 2019
for clarity...
we are, after all,
still in beta mode and
still making corrections.
still learning.
thank you very much for your patience
and support this past year.
we're happy you're here and
we're happy to be here! – 07/2019]
a [really long] note from asienne’s founder
hello there, how are you? good morning. nice to meet you. have you seen Killing Eve?
so, what’s happened so far? so many things! where do I start? spring? summer? Pride month? social justice on-stage? asian theater? asians winning @ HBO? what else? that’s right. Sandra Oh nabs a Lead Actress Emmy Nomination in the year of our Lord 2k18.
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blazing trails for asian theater
Director and actress Gingerlily Lowe, along with her playwright husband, Kent Brisby‘s Asian Story Theater‘s production of THERE and HOME AGAIN: more stories from the Sun Cafe was recently seen at the San Diego International Fringe Festival.
justice is (a) one-woman (show)
As the first South Asian female to have a solo play, now, Qurrat Kadwani, has two. Performing INTRUSION at the San Diego International Fringe Festival, Qurrat Ann Kadwani is better known as Q with her first solo show self-titled as “They Call Me Q”.
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love is stronger at metro manila pride 2018
On June 30th, first-time Pride-goer, 19-year-old Jamilah Salvador of Marikina, Philippines captured a viral moment fit not only for Metro Manila Pride but for #20gayteen.
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