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Stephanie Jae Park Shines in Goodman Theatre's, "War Paint"

Stephanie Jae Park is a talented singer, actress, and dancer who shines in the World Premiere musical, "War Paint" from the acclaimed Broadway team of librettist Doug Wright, composer Scott Frankel, lyricist Michael Korie, and director Michael Greif. "War Paint" runs at Goodman Theatre until August 21, 2016 and is the powerful tale of two masters of self-invention who sacrificed everything to become the country’s first major female entrepreneurs.
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Helen Young in Caught

Helen acts in Christopher Chen's Caught, directed by Seth Bockley for Sideshow Theatre. Caught opens May 29, 2016 and runs through Jul 3, 2016.
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Cheryl Hamada in Chimerica

Actress: Cheryl Hamada Play: Chimerica by Lucy Kirkland at Time Line Theatre until July 31, 2016.
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Sam Simahk - The King and I

Lyric Opera’s grand-scale production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and I runs through May 22. Meet the talented Sam Simahk who plays the role of Lun Tha.
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A-Cappella Group "The Filharmonic"

We've all had different paths, but two common threads in our paths are the importance of music in Filipino culture and the effect that school has had in guiding us to pursue music.
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Introducing Lisa Tejero : After All the Terrible Things I Do

My father is originally from the Philippines, My mother from Virginia, they met in St. Louis at a hospital where he was a doctor & she was a nurse.
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Ronnie Malley - Ziryab: The Songbird of Andalusia

Meet the talented Ronnie Malley, our featured artist in the "What's Your Story?" series. He is a multi-instrumentalist, performer and teacher who wrote and performs in "ZIRYAB: THE SONGBIRD OF ANDALUSIA", running February 18-28 at Silk Road Rising.
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Aurora Adachi-Winter is a Bi-racial Actress in Chicago

Aurora Adachi-Winter is a bi-racial actress in Chicago playing the role of a bi-racial political activist in the play MUTT running through February 14, 2016. MUTT is a dark comedy about race, homosexuality, political corruption and other contemporary issues you want to see tackled on stage.