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Previous Seasons

2011/12 46th Anniversary Season

  • A Widow of No Importance, by Shane Sakhrani, directed by Shaheen Vaz
  • The Language Archive, written by Julia Cho, directed by Jessica Kubzansky
  • Three Year Swim Club by Lee Tonouchi, directed by Keo Woolford
  • A Little Night Music, Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Book by Hugh Wheeler, Directed by Tim Dang, Musical Direction by Caroline Su, Choreography by Reggie Lee

2010/11 45th Anniversary Season

  • Mysterious Skin, by Prince Gomolvilas, directed by Tim Dang
  • Crimes of the Heart, written by Beth Henley, directed by Leslie Ishii
  • Wrinkles by Paul Kikuchi, directed by Jeff Liu
  • Krunk Fu Battle Battle, Book by Qui Nguyen, Lyrics by Beau Sia, Vocal Music by Marc Macalintal, Directed by Tim Dang

2009/10 44th Anniversary Season

  • Art, written by Yasmina Reza, directed by Alberto Isaac
  • Po Boy Tango, written by Kenneth Lin, directed by Oanh Nguyen
  • Cave Quest by Les Thomas, directed by Diane Rodriguez
  • Road to Saigon, developed and directed by Jon Lawrence Rivera, music direction & arrangement by Nathan Wang

2008/09 43rd Anniversary Season

  • Be Like Water, written by Dan Kwong, directed by Chris Tashima
  • The Joy Luck Club, written by Susan Kim, directed by Jon Lawrence Rivera
  • Ixnay by Paul Kikuchi, directed by Jeff Liu
  • Marry Me a Little, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, directed by Jules Aaron and The Last Five Years, music & lyrics by Jason Robert Brown

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