Shot “Horrible Bosses” directed by Seth Gordon
With Jennifer Aniston, Colin Farrell, Kevin Spacey. Three friends conspire to murder their awful bosses. Scheduled for release in 2011 by New Line Cinema.
Fabric Tickets Available!
COMPANY OF ANGELS
in association with
THAI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CENTER
~presents~
FABRIC
by Henry Ong
August 2, 1995: In El Monte, California, law enforcement officials discovered 72 Thai nationals confined in an apartment complex ringed with barbed wire. Lured to this country with promises of achieving the American dream, these Thai workers instead found themselves engulfed in the harsh reality of the garment industry.
Directed by Tchia Casselle
Produced by Henry Ong, Deborah Geer & Kila Kitu
Starring: *Jennifer Chang, *Feodor Chin, Jolene Kim, *Dian Kobayashi, Jully Lee, Rudy Marquez, *P.J. Marshall, Eddie Mui, *Diana Toshiko, Ben Wang, *Jeff Watson
*Member of Actors Equity Association
JULY 8 – AUGUST 8, 2010
Friday, Saturday, 8pm; Sunday, 4:30pm
Ticket prices
$15 pre-sale before July 10th
$20 General
$12 Students & Seniors
Box Office: (213) 489-3703 / info@companyofangels.org
Groups of 10 or more email: kilakitu@gmail.com
Lighting Design: Christopher Singleton
Sound Designer: Dennis Yen
Stage Manager: Amelia Worfolk
Set Design: Luis Delgado
Location:
Company of Angels
inside The Black Box at The Alexandria
501 S. Spring Street
Los Angeles, CA 90013
“Make a Movie Like Spike” completed!
Website:
IMDB Page
Little Plow Films Page
Facebook Page
Starring:
Malcolm Goodwin, Jamil Smith
Screenplay By:
J. Smith
Directed By:
J. Smith
Produced By:
Brittany Ballard
Plot Outline:
MAKE A MOVIE LIKE SPIKE is a cutting-edge, stylish, urgent, punk rock-meets-hip hop, international film that screams ‘They Can’t Kill Us.’ We have captured the angst of youth through an unapologetic, honest, independent lens, using culture as a backdrop to explore universal themes. A war film that never shows you war, only the people who experience it.
A meditation on the traditional hero’s journey, MAKE A MOVIE LIKE SPIKE is a coming-of-age docudrama about Luis and Ronald, two best friends from Los Angeles who come to find that they are the heroes that they have spent their lives looking for.
Gallery update new headshot photos!
New Headshots from David Muller Photography in the Gallery here!
Web Gallery Update
Added “Fabric” promotional poster, 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors at the Improv, and a Leads & Misfits picture in the Gallery.
Cast in “FABRIC” a play by Henry Ong presented by CoA
FABRIC by Henry Ong inspired by the Thai garment workers slavery case.
They came here for the American dream …
July 9 – August 1, 2010
Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm & Sundays at 7pm
Company of Angels
Tickets here
“Lady of Joy” Reading, a new musical by C.Y. Lee
C.Y. author of “Flower Drum Song” has a new musical based on his book “Days of the Tong Wars”. Lyrics are by Sam Kunin and music and additional lyrics by Larissa Lam.
The reading on March 25th, 2010 was directed by Mike Hagiwara, with the cast of Marcus Choi, Alden Villaverde, Elizabeth Pan, Mike Dalager, Diana Toshiko, Shun Lee Fong, and Tony Lam. Singing voices by Larissa Lam, Mike Hagiwara, Reggie DeLeon, Evan D’Angeles, Shun Lee Fong, and Josephine Kao.
Sold out Sketch Show at The Improv had much laughter and fun!
18 Mighty Mountain Warriors gained more fans with their impeccable timing, intelligence, and experience. The 18 MMW were all class decked out in suits reminiscent of the old vaudeville routines. The Warriors, with special guest Diana Toshiko, dished out their usual brand of socially relevant, media inspired pieces to a sold out house at The Improv Tuesday evening at the Sketch Championships.
All of the groups, for the most part, were gracious and much support was heard all around the small Improv room where each group performed 15 minutes of side splitting material. After a small mix up with who actually won, Projekt Newspeak was declared the winner, while the other groups quickly rushed outside to meet and greet old friends and new friends along with the many Hollywood industry who attended.
Sketch comedy has been on the early days of television continuing on with Saturday Night Live still running today. Sketch festivals started in the late 90′s and have booming on as more people are appreciating the either the art, social relevance, or pure entertainment value. This was the fourth year that The Improv has held such a festival. Hopes that the festival will make it onto television somehow was talked about in the green room. Judging from the audience reactions, a DVD of the sketch competition would, like the show on Tuesday night, guarantee lots of laughs.