A Sneak Peek at the Cast of The Tumbleweed Zephyr!

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We searched high and low, from the desert scrub of the High Plains to the back alleys of New Providence, to rustle up the finest folks in all the Western Territories! Pork Filled Productions is very proud to introduce the cast of The Tumbleweed Zephyr: Kevin Lin, Linnea Ingalls, Manuel Cawaling, Madison Jade Jones, Michael Blum, Tadd Morgan, Troy Lund, and Stephanie Kim-Bryan!
 
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PFP presents a staged reading of YELLOW FEVER by Rick Shiomi

Sunday, March 15, 2015 at 2pm

Pocket Theater — 8312 Greenwood Ave N Seattle, WA 98103

All tickets are pay-what-you-can.

Yellow Fever by Rick Shiomi

Set in 1970s Vancouver, BC, hard-boiled detective Sam Shikaze investigates the mysterious disappearance of the Cherry Blossom Queen. With a knack for finding trouble, Sam gets entangled in politics, romance, racism, and the painful memories of Japanese-Canadian incarceration camps.

Under the direction of Jennifer Jasper, PFP presents a fresh new look at this classic Asian Canadian play with the twist of switching the main male roles to female protagonists, exploring the question of how gender plays into the standard expectations of the Noir genre.

Directed by

Jennifer Jasper

The Cast:

SAM SHIKAZE — Emily Jo Testa
NANCY WING — Christi Cruz
CHUCK CHAN — J Edward Lee
CAPTAIN KADOTA — Mariko Kita
SERGEANT MACKENZIE — Cody Smith
ROSIE — Celeste Mari Williams
SUPERINTENDENT JAMESON and GOLDBERG — Phillip Keiman

 

Auditions for The Tumbleweed Zephyr

Pork Filled Productions is pleased to announce our Summer 2015 show, The Tumbleweed Zephyr. We are auditioning all ethnicities for the show, which is directed by Amy Poisson (These Streets, The Clockwork Professor, Fast Company) and written by Maggie Lee.

This Old West scf-fi adventure returns to the thrilling, steampunk-inspired universe of our 2013 production The Clockwork Professor. Two brothers, Atticus and Kai, climb aboard the Tumbleweed Zephyr, a transcontinental train headed out of New Providence for the wilds of the Western Territories. But what starts as a simple journey by rail soon takes an unexpected turn, with airship bandit raids, twists of fate, wayward sparks of romance, and the lonely call of a train whistle echoing across the clear desert sky. So grab your satchel and dust off your best traveling hat for this epic new summer adventure!.

The Tumbleweed Zephyr will be performed at the new 12th Avenue Arts on their mainstage, August 12 to 29.

Audition Information

Audition/Interview Dates:

  • Monday, March 2, starting at 6:30 pm;
  • Saturday, March 7, starting at 10 am.

Callbacks or second audition/interview?

  • Sunday, March 8, 2 pm to 7 pm

Please prepare two short contrasting monologues, dramatic and comedic, of any style.

Actors will be paid a stipend.

Where are auditions?

Auditions are at Prima Vera Arts Center (112 N. 5th Ave., across from KOMO Broadcasting, near Seatte Center). A map where auditions are held.

Contact:

Please email oink@porkfilled.com with headshot and resume and to make an appointment for an audition.

PFP on the Main Stage at 12th Avenue Arts!

GREAT GALLOPING THUNDER TURTLES! Have we got some smashing news for you!

Pork Filled Productions is proud to announce The Tumbleweed Zephyr by Maggie Lee will be produced in August 2015 at the Main Stage of 12th Avenue Arts in Capitol Hill. We are so excited to be a part of the inaugural year for this fabulous new performing arts space!

Under the fantastical vision of director Amy Poisson, this world premiere play returns to the thrilling steampunk-inspired universe of our 2013 production, The Clockwork Professor. Two brothers, Atticus and Kai, climb aboard the Tumbleweed Zephyr, a transcontinental train headed out of New Providence for the wilds of the Western Territories. But what starts as a simple journey by rail soon leads to rollicking action and adventure, with twists of fate, sparks of romance, and the lonely call of a train whistle echoing across the clear desert sky.

So grab your passport, dust off your best traveling hat, and mark your calendar now! And stay tuned here for upcoming info about auditions, tickets, and more!

An Asian American Theatre Company