This is the scene at Barangay San Guillermo in Laoag, Philippines, sent from relatives dealing withTyphoon Mangkhut. Strong winds. Downed trees. But all safe for now:
Emil Guillermo: Next “Amok”? Sept. 30, Sunday, 2pm at FANHS National Museum in Stockton. Get ticket links to the “story show,” and see where to read my Amok columns!
Tickets for the next story show?
It’s a story show and work shop to help you tell your own story.
Don’t miss it at the FANHS National Museum, 337 E. Weber Ave, Stockton, CA
Arrive early to see the museum or lunch at a nearby Filipino restaurant. Digest it all during the show. Get inspired, be a part of the interview “talk” show part, and let me get the story out of you. You will leave with a real blue print for a story that you can perform, refine, or just tell to your loved ones.
Donations, $10 to benefit the museum. Get your tickets in advance.
Keep reading my regular Amok columns at the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund.
(Listen to a robot read an Amok column on this link).
Also at inquirer.net.
And diverseeducation.com.
And listen to my podcasts:
and
Emil Guillermo: Thank you for “Amok Monologues” at Manilatown; See future shows, workshops. And where to read Emil
Thank you all for the great response at to “Amok Monologues” at SF’s Manilatown Last Friday!
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Next scheduled Amok excerpt and workshop is Sept. 2nd in Stockton at the FANHS National Museum at 2pm. Learn to how to tell your story.
And keep reading my regular Amok columns at the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund.
Also at inquirer.net.
And diverseeducation.com.
And listen to my podcasts:
and
“Amok” Tickets still available at the door. 868 Kearny SF 730p $10 tonight only.
Come by to Manilatown for my solo show.
Don’t get shut out!
730pm
868 Kearny at Jackson.
$10 at the door.