Stuck Elevator

Byron Au Yong (music) * Aaron Jafferis (words)

Ming Kuang Chen

February 5, 2006May 1, 2007

Trapped deliveryman still feeling in a bind

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About

Stuck Elevator is a comic-rap-scrap-metal-opera prompted by the real-life experience of a Chinese restaurant food delivery man who was trapped in an elevator in the Bronx for 81 hours.

The show provides a personal entry point to thinking about and discussing topics that include immigration, labor, China, family obligation and fortune cookies for an undocumented immigrant/indentured slave in 21st century America.

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> NEFA National Theatre Pilot Brochure
> Stuck Elevator Going Up!

Special Thanks

Stuck Elevator is a project of Creative Capital.

Touring is made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts' National Theater Pilot, with lead funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Stuck Elevator was developed, in part, by the Sundance Institute Theatre Program with additional support from the Sundance Institute’s Time Warner Fellowship Program.

Further developmental support comes from the Asian/Pacific/American Institute Artist-in-Residence Program at NYU and Yale Institute for Music Theatre.

Contact

Thomas O. Kriegsmann
ArKtype
PO Box 180241
New York NY 11218
+1 (917) 386-5468
tommy (at) arktype.org

Performances

June 20-28, 2013
International Festival of Arts & Ideas

April 4-28, 2013
American Conservatory Theatre

Research

books to read

Forbidden Workers
Fortune Cookie Chronicles
God in Chinatown
The Snakehead

films to watch

Golden Venture
Take Out

Organizations

AALDEF
Define American
MOCA

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