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Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint PaulMulti-racial casting creates a new take on a famous play | By Anne Holzman (Fall 2022)Dexieng Dae Yang and Laura Anderson in The Humans.The Humans, by Stephen Karam(Directed by Lily Tung Crystal, Park Square Theatre, St. Paul, September 14 through October 9, 2022)Park Square Theatre has staged a fast-paced, intense family drama of a celebrated play by Stephen Karam. Its casting of two Asian adult women in the lead roles suggests, but does not…See the Story
What not to say at Thanksgiving dinner - Korean Quarterly
Justice · Saint PaulAdoptees for Justice calls on supporters in key states, more constituent support | by Martha Vickery (Fall 2022)At the end of 2016, the year after the Adoptee Citizenship Act was first introduced, adoptees and allies from across the country travelled to Washington DC for an Adoptee Citizenship Day of Action, at which they delivered more than 35,000 postcards from supporters of their nationwide advocacy campaign. In the waning months of 2022, a…See the Story
Citizenship fight goes on for international adoptees - Korean Quarterly
Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint PaulInsightful Death of a Salesman staging uses an all-Asian American cast | By Joan Thompson (Fall 2022)Greg Watanabe (right) as Willy in Theater 45 and Theater Mu’s production of Death of a Salesman.Death of a Salesman: A Staged Reading, by Arthur Miller (Produced by Theater 45 and Theater Mu, Conn Theater, Minneapolis, July 18, 2022)Review by Joan Thompson“The acting was so good that I kept forgetting I was watching a staged reading instead of…See the Story
Revisiting a classic American play - Korean Quarterly
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Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint PaulAdoptees and families to celebrate Korean food and identity | By Martha Vickery (Summer 2022)The first Kimchi Festival, celebrating Korean adoptee community and identity with Korea’s most iconic food as its centerpiece, will be held on Saturday, September 17.The festival, sponsored by the Twin Cities-based Adoptee Hub, an adoptee-led service and educational organization for and about adult international adoptees, will feature free activities …See the Story
Kimchi Festival kicks off fall for Korean Minnesotans - Korean Quarterly
Trees · Saint PaulThe waterfalls, majestic trees, ancient temples and secret shamanic shrines of Gyeryong-san Park | by David Mason (Summer 2022)Shaman practices his art at Gyeryong-san Sanshinje festival. (Photo by Stephen Wunrow)In mid-May, on a glorious spring day in Korea, I led a tour of a dozen shamanic shrines in the foothills of Gyeryong-san National Park, one of Korea’s most sacred areas. The guests were Korean Quarterly’s staff photographer, a promi…See the Story
Korea's Rooster Dragon Mountain - Korean Quarterly
North Korea · North KoreaLearning DPRK’s popular culture and arts at a university summer school | by Martha Vickery (Summer 2022)A collection of Ph.D. and Master’s students, Korean studies instructors, and working people with interests and expertise in Korea formed a small community for two weeks in May for a unique course in the arts and popular culture of North Korea. The students came from Romania, Chile, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Canada and t…See the Story
An arty look at North Korea - Korean Quarterly
Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint PaulLifelong organizer and champion of the movement for peace in Korea | By Christine Hong (Summer 2022) On March 7, 2022, Hyun-jung Lee, a beloved and deeply-respected comrade in the Korea peace movement, a talented acupuncturist, and a cherished daughter, sister, and emo (aunt, in Korean) passed away after a long and courageous battle with breast cancer.Just 51 years old, Lee was a bright beacon in the struggle for peace on the Korean peninsula…See the Story
A tribute to Hyun Lee - Korean Quarterly
Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint PaulThe Park assassination and January 6, similarities in the context of history | By John Feffer (Summer 2022)A statue of President Chung-hee Park in Seoul.In the 2005 film The President’s Last Bang, Korean audiences were able to glimpse the behind-the-scenes events surrounding the assassination of strong-arm ruler Chung-hee Park. The movie is something of a satire, given the baroque murder plot and the incompetence of the perpetrators. Back i…See the Story
The plot against America - Korean Quarterly
Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint PaulCambodian Rock Band depicts intergenerational trauma in moving father-daughter story | By Joan Thompson (Summer 2022)Cambodian Rock Band featuring (left to right) Mayda Miller, Christopher T. Pow, Shawn Mouacheupao, Greg Watanabe, Eric Sharp. Photo by Rich RyanCambodian Rock Band, by Lauren Yee (Directed by Lily Tung Crystal, Co-produced by Jungle Theater and Theater Mu, June 11- July 31, Jungle Theater, Minneapolis )The co-production of Cam…See the Story
A dive into Cambodian history with music - Korean Quarterly
Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint PaulNewbie in Korean adoptee world asks for less competition and more real community | By Sara Salansky (Spring 2022 issue)Discovering I was part of a demographic group nicknamed “KADs” (what many Korean adoptees call each other) just about two years ago has opened my eyes to a serious discourse that I never dreamed of.See the Story
