"Dust Storm" June 1 & 3 at Oakland Museum

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Photo by Christopher Irion

I will be performing Dust Storm: Art and Survival in a Time of Paranoia at the Oakland Museum on Friday June 1st at 7:00 pm and on Sunday, June 3rd at 2pm. See their June calendar for more information. The play is written by Rick Foster with art by Chiura Obata.

More information will be coming as the dates approach. Now I gotta re-memorize 75 minutes worth of text!

Comments

Anthony said…
Congrats mate.
5:16 AM, April 25, 2007
Anonymous said…
Yes, congratulations.

I can't believe I still havent' seen Dust Storm. Alas, the odds of me beig in Oakland then aren't too great. I really regret missing it when you were performing in the Twin Cities.
6:11 AM, April 25, 2007
Anonymous said…
Saw Dust Storm at JACL sponsored Feb. 16 showing. Incredible! Thanks for the thought-provoking and emotional performance. Would like to bring along some folks to your upcoming showings. Can you list the exact location, dates, and times on this site?

Thanks.
5:40 AM, February 21, 2008
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