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Theater Mu’s 2023/24 Season


While Theater Mu always produces shows from the heart of the Asian and Asian American experience, the shows this year reveal how different—and how universal—these experiences can be, whether we’re looking at the true story of the Kim Loo Sisters or what it’s like for a Korean elementary student to move to America. Our playwrights and writers reflect some of these wide-reaching journeys, too, with mixed heritages, a childhood straddling two countries, and in one case, moving to America from South Korea to pursue a dream.

These four stories cover only a fraction of the experiences in the AAPI diaspora, but as we look at our past seasons—including last year’s Southeast Asian-centered lineup—and plan for our future seasons, we hope to continue uplifting our communities’ voices.

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SEASON ADD ON: co-presented with the Walker Art Center and the Great Northern

The Nosebleed

written & directed by Aya Ogawa

Jan 25 - 27, 2024 | McGuire Theatre at the Walker Art Center

 

A world premiere with one of our mu tang clan playwrights

Hells Canyon

written by Keiko Green
directed by Katie Bradley

Feb 24 - Mar 17, 2024 | Jungle Theater

 

SEASON ADD ON: world premiere and Collaboration with Stages Theatre Company

The Name Jar

based on the book by Yangsook Choi
adapted for the stage by Susan H. Pak
directed by Jake Sung-Guk Sullivan

Mar 22 - Apr 14 | Stages Theatre Company

 

A world premiere co-commissioned and co-produced with History Theatre

Blended (Harmony): The Kim Loo Sisters

book & lyrics by Jessica Huang
music by Jacinth Greywoode
directed by Lily Tung Crystal

May 4 - 26, 2024 | History Theatre

 

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3M, Bush, Carlson Family, Elmer L & Eleanor J Andersen, Ford, FR Bigelow, Jerome, McKnight, Minneapolis, St. Paul & MN, Wallace, MSAB, NEA
 

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