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The Mercy Seat trailer
2011-04-02 11:33PM / 視頻 / Vs. Theatre Company
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The Mercy Seat by Neil LaBute plays till April 23rd
2011-04-02 8:41AM / 標準BLOG / Vs. Theatre Company
Aloha All,
So it's been a while since I've posted but I have been crazy busy. Want to give everyone in LA a shout out to come out the West Coast premiere of Neil LaBute's, The Mercy Seat. I'm so proud to be producing this show! We opened a few weeks ago and close April 23rd. We had a super fun opening with tons of celebs and lots of good reviews. Here’s a few...
Critic’s Pick by Backstage West saying, “haunting spell of heartbreak and despair...”
“The direction, by Ron Klier, is immaculate...Johnny Clark and Michelle Clunie keep you glued to your seat with hypnotically engaging acting... When executed by two tremendous actors, and an experienced and savvy team, The Mercy Seat becomes a “must see” kind of play." --Ali Tobia, Eye Spy LA
"...these two performances are some of the best of the year...Clark’s performance...is seamlessly layered and believable. Clunie plays...Abby with ferocious energy...the acting equivalent of a ninja hit squad carving up its mark. L.A. premiere...from the Vs. Theatre Company...positively growls with the caustic brilliance of its performances." --Terry Morgan LAist
For more info go to www.vstheatre.org or Vs. Theatre on FaceBook.
Enjoy some photos from opening night!
xo
Kim










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Pugilist Specialist - ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT!!
2008-10-11 11:56PM / 標準BLOG

VS. THEATRE COMPANY
IN ASSOCIATION WITH
FIREFLY THEATER PRESENTS
THE LOS ANGELES PREMIERE OF
PUGILIST SPECIALIST
by ADRIANO SHAPLINLA Weekly GO!"Crisply Stylized""both amusing and schematic at the same time""precocious intelligence"Back Stage West PICK!"a sublime ensemble maintains a riveting interplay""This haunting play lingers in one's psyche long after the startling conclusion."Tickets Still Available!THRU SUN, OCT 19thTUE & WED at 8 PM & SUN at 7 PMTIX: $20 323•860•3283
www.theatermania.comTHE ELEPHANT THEATRE LAB
6324 SANTA MONICA BLVD.
ENTER AT 1078 N. LILLIAN WAY
ONE BLOCK WEST OF VINE
HOLLYWOOD, CA 90038DIRECTED BY ALLISON SIE
WITH DONALD AGNELLI, LINC HAND,
MAX WILLIAMS &
KIMBERLY-ROSE WOLTERPRODUCED BY STEVEN KLEIN, JOHNNY CLARK & KIMBERLY-ROSE WOLTER
SCENIC DESIGN MARK GUIRGUIS
LIGHTING DESIGN LEIGH ALLEN
SOUND DESIGN RON KLIER
VIDEO PROJECTION DESIGN RON SAITO
GRAPHIC DESIGN LIESEL KOPP
STAGE MANAGER ARIANE ERBAR -
Great people supporting a worthy cause please read below and forward to friends in the Bay Area!
2008-07-15 12:14AM / 標準BLOG
Can you imagine? 1,000,000 people, the populations of Oakland and San Francisco combined, already have or might die in Burma ( Myanmar ) as a result of Cyclone Nargis. 10 times that amount, up to 11,000,000 people have been left homeless in Sichuan province of China because of the earthquake.Are you going to "help"?Presented by AsianWeek, "help" is a benefit concert organized by Bay Area artists to provide aid to the devastated regions in Burma and China 's Sichuan province. Performing at "help" are American Idol semifinalist Paul Kim, Burmese-American songstress Natalise, and local band Mud who will perform a rare acoustic set. The concert will be held on Saturday, August 2nd at 7 PM at the Glas Kat Nightclub in San Francisco .More information is available at: www.asianweek.com/concert
What: "help" - a benefit concert for Burma and Sichuan province
Who: Natalise, Mud, and Paul Kim
When: Saturday, August 2, 2008 7PM, Doors open at 6 PM
Where: Glas Kat Nightclub
520 4th Street, San Francisco
21 and over
How: Buy tickets at www.asianweek.com/concert
$25 student advanced purchase (with a current student id)
$35 general advanced purchase
$40 general admission at the door - CASH ONLY
$125 VIP package (dinner and admission to show for two)
Co-presented by
Affinity SF, Angry Asian Man, APA | FIVE, Asian Business League, Asian Student Union @ San Francisco State University, Center for Asian American Media, Chinatown Community Development Center, Cisco Asian-American Network (CAAN), Chinese Cultural Center of San Francisco, Foundation for the People of Burma, hapihour.org, Harvard Business School Asian American Alumni Association, Hyphen Magazine, Korea IT Network, Marin Chinese Cultural Association, NAAAP-SF, Oakland Asian Cultural Center, ORIENTED, SF Station, South Asian Bar Association of Northern California, and Wokai
help: Benefit Concert for Burma and Sichuan
www.asianweek.com/concert***************************************************************************Please help us get the word out about our benefit concert:
1) forward the info below to all your friends, family, and coworkers
Recommended subject line: help: Benefit Concert for Burma and Sichuan
2) in all your outgoing emails, use the signature at the end of this email
3) tell all your friends, and encourage them to purchase tickets by 7/24 to be eligible to win the round trip Southwest Airlines ticket
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TRE opens tonight in LA
2008-02-02 12:29AM / 標準BLOG
SYNOPSIS Tre arrives unannounced at a secluded mountain home where his friends Gabe and Kakela allow him to crash on their couch. But Kakela becomes increasingly annoyed with Tre when he begins a revenge-fueled sexual affair with her best friend, Nina. As Kakela watches Nina's marriage unravel, she begins to question her devotion to Gabe. Unsure of her motives, she accepts a dare devised by Tre -- a simple 10-second experiment that changes her life forever. Sexual competition and moral ambiguity are the only constants in Eric Byler's searing follow-up to his critically acclaimed 2003 Independent Spirit Award nominated film, "Charlotte Sometimes," the sexy anti-romance celebrated by film critic Roger Ebert as a "breakthrough for Asian American cinema." "The all-Asian cast I chose for "Charlotte Sometimes" confused some viewers because they had come to expect an overt political commentary when confronted with ethnic faces in American films. My follow-up "Tre" feature mixed Asian (“hapa”) romantic leads and also ignores ethnicity, favoring humanity as its focus and theme. At its core, "Tre" is an exploration of how the idea of love, and our near religious faith in it, can lead us to make promises we don't intend to keep, to covet what is not ours, and to submit to impulses and compulsions we may spend the rest of our lives regretting. This can be true for an Asian American, a half Asian, or any person for that matter. In a sense, "Tre" reasserts the right of ethnic artists to tell stories about our communities without focusing on the issue of race…without political agenda. You might say that claiming this right is an artistic agenda with political implications." —Eric Byler Jan. 2008 “Tre” was co-written by Byler and lead actress Kimberly-Rose Wolter (Charlotte Sometimes) also starring Daniel Cariaga, Alix Koromzay and Erik McDowell. Winner of the Special Jury Award at the San Francisco International Film Festival. www.trethemovie.com Laemmle's Sunset 5 8000 Sunset Blvd. West Hollywood, CA 90046 323.848.3500 SHOWTIMES: 12:30, 2:45, 5:10, 7:30 & 9:55 DIRECTOR and CAST Q/A's at Sunset 5: Friday, February 1st after 7:30pm show Saturday, February 2nd after 5:10pm & 7:30pm shows Laemmle's One Colorado 42 Miller Alley, Old Pasadena, CA 91103 626.744.1224 SHOWTIMES: 12:45, 3:00, 5:25, 7:40 & 10:00 CAST AND CREW Q/A AT LAEMMLE ONE COLORADO Saturday following the 7:40 pm (cinematographer Rob Humphreys and writer/actor Kimberly-Rose Wolter) Sunday, February 3rd after 3:00pm & 5:25pm shows (Director Eric Byler and writer/actor Kimberly-Rose Wolter)
统计信息
- Kimberly-Rose Wolter was born and raised in Hawaii. Her mother is Hawaiian, Chinese and Korean dad French, German, Hungarian. ...Kimberly-Rose Wolter was born and raised in Hawaii. Her mother is Hawaiian, Chinese and Korean dad French, German, Hungarian.
Kim has worked as a writer, producer, director and actor. As a writer Kim's first feature film, "TRE", which she also produced and starred, had its theatrical release in February 2008. "TRE" won Special Jury Prize at San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival and was nominated for The Maverick Award and Kim for Best Actress at The Method Festival. Kim's sophomore script "Knots" a romantic comedy about a dysfunctional family of female wedding planners stars Kim along side Illeana Douglas, Sung Kang and Janel Parrish. Kim's short "Shoot My Life", a satirical short about reality TV, was her directing debut, she also wrote, produced and starred. It screened at The San Diego Asian Film Festival as well as The Palm Springs Short Film Market. She also directed the award nominated PSA, "Preschoolers Reel in the Vote" as well as a number of Leapster spots of the children's channel Sprout. Kim is currently working on her third feature script, "Passing On" as well as her first documentary "Growing Up Hawaiian."
Wolter is a co-founder and Artistic Director VS. Theatre Company. VS. Theatre is dedicated to bringing new work to Los Angeles such as Neil LaBute’s "The Mercy Seat", Pulitzer Prize winner John Patrick Shanley’s "Beggars in the House of Plenty", Edinburgh Fringe First winning play The "Pugilist Specialist" and critically acclaimed, "In Arabia We’d All Be Kings" by Stephen Adly Guirgis, which Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle awarded for Best Production, Best Writing and Best Scenic/Lighting Design. Vs. Theatre Company was recently named “one of the top theater companies of the last decade” by the LA Weekly.
As an actress Wolter played the Eurasian heroine, Sadako Kitabayashi in the
world premiere of Velina Hasu Houston's (Tony winner of TEA) "Cultivated
Lives" (later renamed Ikebana). She starred in such plays as "The Pugilist
Specialist", "Navy Pier" and "The Credeaux Canvas". As a member of La Halau Hanakeaka, a theater company committed to producing new Hawaiian language plays, she performed in "Kaluaiko'olau", the first stage production to be performed in Hawaiian since the overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy in 1893.
Other film credits include Eric Byler's short "Ku`ualoha" as well as his first
feature film "Charlotte Sometimes", which received, among other accolades,
two Independent Spirit Award nominations. Additional theater credits include Carol in David Mamet's "Oleanna", "Desdemona in Goodnight Desdemona, Goodmorning Juliet", Jennifer in "Night Sky" performed at the Odyssey Theatre, Donna in "Hurly Burly". Wolter has appeared in commercials for Michelob Ultra Lite, Hershey’s, Capital One, Pizza Hut and Super Cuts to name a few. She has also modeled in Italian Max, the Japanese magazine Aloha Express as well as a number of catalogues.
Kim had lots of fun of hosting Xbox’s Halo 3 launch party live in
New York, a Gears of War party as well as present XBOX 360 to the world at The Shrine Theatre during E3 2005.
Wolter graduated Magna Cum Laude from The School of Theater at the
University of Southern California. - 職業: 演員 , 編劇 , 電影/電視監製
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