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2024 DISCOVER:

New Musicals 

2024 DISCOVER: New Musicals

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National Asian Artists Project (NAAP) is so excited to resurrect an oldie but goodie program this year—"Discover: New Musicals," a showcase of short musicals by new and emerging artists, including Michelle Rocqet, and artistic teams Lezlie Wade/Daniel Green, and Momo Akashi/Julio Vaquero Ramos.

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This one-time evening performance will be presented at:

Theater 315

315 W 47th St, New York, NY 10036

Monday, October 14 at 7:30pm

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This Equity Approved Showcase will feature work from many talented artists from our community, including the direction of Austin Ku, Darren Lee, and Lainie Sakakura; and the musical direction of Daniel Green, Dan Pardo, and Luka Marinkovic.

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The cast includes: Bebe Browning*, Ethan Yaheen-Moy Chan, Andrew Cristi*, Christine Toy Johnson*, MinJi Kim*, Whit K. Lee*, Kelvin Moon Loh*, Cameron Miya, Avery Meier, Rommmel Pierre O'Choa*, Yuki Ozeki*, Sarah Pesek*, Hazel Anne Raymundo*, Alex Sanchez,  Tommy Scrivens, James Seol*, Kevin Shiu*, and Viet Vo*.

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Don't miss the re-emergence of this exciting NAAP program, designed to showcase AAPI writers, composers, performers, and creatives. We hope to see you there!

*appearing through the courtesy of Actors' Equity Association.

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About the musicals

Everest

EVEREST, by the writing team Momo Akashi & Julio Vaquero Ramos, is a musical about ambition and sacrifice. As the story unfolds, Kaytee learns more about her father's ambitions and the costs associated with them. 

The Tale of the Bronze Bowl

A musical by the team Lezlie Wade/Daniel Green begins when the honorable magistrate, Fat Choy, takes a bronze bowl from a beggar. Little does he realize that it will become his greatest prize and his worst nightmare.

Youngmee

Youngmee, by Michelle Rocqet, is about a Korean-American family who, after a tragic family incident, uproots their lives from Los Angeles and relocates to a tiny tourist trap in Southwest Colorado. A show about grief, joy, and honoring our past. 

© 2025 by National Asian Artists Project

National Asian Artists Project (NAAP) is a community of artists, educators, administrators, community leaders, and professionals. It is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that recognizes the need to build bridges between the work of artists of Asian descent, and the many communities that the work can serve, from underserved primary school students to seasoned arts patrons.

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