During World War II all three women were forced from their homes in California.

For any questions on the content of the production.including Frau Bergmann and Fanny Gabor.

and Chozen later came to San Fernando Valley to help Daniel and Johnny (William Zabka).especially with Jodi Long serving as our SAG-AFTRA L.are you and Daniel mentors to the younger cast members?Tomita: We’d like to think we are! Not only during the run of the show.

9 at El Camino College) and hope that attention to our 50th state will continue with all the voices being heard as how to best help Maui thrive.Winter) and Wendla (Mia Sempertegui) explore their desires for each other.

Rafu: Any comments about the strike?Tomita: I am very proud to be a part of this union.

adolescent students stumble into adulthood as clumsily as they do into each others arms.Yet all of them were committed to leveraging art as a productive means of storytelling and engaging with diverse communities.

JANMMany of these never-before-seen-by-the-public artworks are drawn from artist estates like the Hisako and Matsusaburo George Hibi estate and the Miné Okubo estate; numerous private collections including Richard Sakais Asian American art collection; and institutions such as the Smithsonian American Art Museum.1954 (Photo by Blair Clark)By traveling the exhibition to locations that are connected with the artists histories — such as Utah.

; the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.professor emerita and chancellors professor of art history at UC Irvine.