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EWP History
1978-79
Season
- Voices In The Shadows by Edward Sakamoto
- Frogs by Aristophanes
- The Avocado Kid Or Zen And The Art Of Guacamole, a musical by Philip Kan Gotanda
- Princess Charley music by Roger Perry, lyrics by Jim Ploss, book by Jim Ploss & Norman Cohen
- Pacific Overtures, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by John Weidman, additional material by Hugh Wheeler
1977-78 Season
- Points Of Departure by Paul Stephen Lim
- Bunnyhop by Jeffrey Paul Chan
- O-Men: An American Kabuki by Karen Yamashita
1976-77 Season
- That's The Way The Fortune Cookie Crumbles by Edward Sakamoto
- And The Soul Shall Dance by Wakako Yamauchi
- Gee Pop by Frank Chin
- Psychechain by Irvin Paik, adapted from a short story by William Wu
- Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare
1975-76 Season
- A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen
- Revelations As A Tight-Eyed Devil by Bill Shinkai
- S.P.O.O.S. (revival), by Bill Shinkai
- The Chickencoop Chinaman by Frank Chin
- Nobody On My Side Of The Family Looks Like That! by Dom Magwili
- Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov
- The Asian American Hearings: A Multi-Media Extravaganza
1974-75 Season
- Harry Kelly by Harold Heifetz
- In The Jungle Of Cities by Bertolt Brecht
- The Year Of The Dragon by Frank Chin
- When We Were Young by Mamoko Iko
1973-74 Season
- Enchanted Pumpkins by E.M. Rafn & Sheri Emond
- Transfers and The Rooming House by Conrad Bromberg
- Two Shades of Yellow: Coda by Alberto Isaac
- Two Shades of Yello: Yellow Is My Favorite Color By Edward Sakamoto
- Pineapple White by Jon Shirota
- The Emperor's Nightingale by Sam Rosen
1972 Season
- Monkey by Ernest Harada, from a Chinese folktale
- Three Kyogens
- No Place For A Tired Ghost by Mako
- S.P.O.O.S. by Bill Shinkai
- Tales of Juan and Taro by Glenn Johnson and Alberto Isaac
1970 Season
- Rashomon (revival)
- Tondemonai-Never Happen! by Soon-Teck Oh
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