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Marie Yuen’s Adaptation of “Ye-Xian: The Chinese Cinderella” Showcases April 30th at the Chinese American Museum of Chicago ***** Ginger Leopoldo Named Director *****

CHICAGOJan. 27, 2022PRLog — Fiery Seahorse Productions proudly presents the 2022 Reading of Chicagoan Marie Yuen’s adaptation of  “Ye-Xian: The Chinese Cinderella” (working title “C2″), currently scheduled to be presented on Saturday, April 30, 2022 at the Chinese American Museum of Chicago – Raymond B. & Jean T. Lee Center, 238 West 23rd Street, in Chicago’s Chinatown (daytime). https://www.ccamuseum.org .* The writer has shared that this story is in the public domain and predates the French version of Cinderella by about a thousand years!

Marie Yuen’s adaptation is based on “Yeh-Shen: A Cinderella Story From China,” as retold by Ai-Ling Louie from a story translated from The Miscellaneous Record of Yu Yang as written by Tuan Ch’eng-Shih. Marie Yuen has adapted this magical story for musical theater, serving not only as book writer but as a lyricist on the project. The project currently also includes some music and some lyrics by Liz Lai of the Greater Los Angeles, California Area. Yuen and Lai worked from the Chinese version of the story, adapted into English by Yuen.

ENERI Communications is serving as agency of record. Rieny G. Cualoping has been selected as Executive Producer for the 2022 Reading of C2.

DIRECTOR AND CASTING NEWS

Fiery Seahorse Productions and C2 Team’s Executive Producer Rieny G. Cualoping are pleased to announce today that Ginger Leopoldo of Chicago has been named as C2’s director. Leopoldo is an actress, director, producer, educator and community organizer. She is a proud founding member of Pintig Cultural Group, now celebrating its 30th Anniversary. She is  the Founding Artistic Director of the Center for Immigrant Resources and Community Arts (CIRCA), among numerous other accomplishments.

Fiery Seahorse Productions and C2 Team’s Executive Producer Rieny G. Cualoping are also pleased to announce today that Lawrence Lin of San Diego, formerly of Chicagoland, is serving as C2’s Project Consultant, especially in the area of Chinese culture. Lin is a director, producer, singer, art director and performer. In 1993, he was the founder of the Performing Arts Club of Chinese Americans at Greater Chicago (PACCAGC).

The piece is written for a cast of seven, with two roles cast as multiple characters. Fiery Seahorse Productions and C2 Team’s Executive Producer Rieny G. Cualoping also announce that the cast for Marie Yuen’s “Ye-Xian: The Chinese Cinderella,” directed by Ginger Leopoldo, currently includes Van Ferro (Jin-Yu (the fish)/Old Sage/Merchant); Ada Cheng (Stepmother/Villager) and Ginger Leopoldo (Stepsister).

A search is underway for Ye Xian, The Chinese Cinderella and The King of Tuo Han.

Talent interested in the roles should e-mail info (at) enericom.net with their query.

A prolific writer, Yuen has about 18 other pieces in various stages of development, including musicals, one-acts, scenes and shorter pieces. She also has written poetry.

SPONSORS

Fiery Seahorse Productions is grateful for the generosity of its C2 sponsors, including the Chinese American Museum of Chicago  – Raymond B. & Jean T. Lee Center (Venue Underwriter), and Patron Sponsors Edward Jung, Martino and Kartika Tangkar and Darryl Tom.

*In-person status is pending State, federal and local including the City of Chicago, health and safety protocols in position at that time. Otherwise, the production of the Reading will proceed as a virtual one to be released in May 2022 during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

TICKETS

Ticket information is expected to be finalized approximately April 2, 2022, after an updated assessment of then local health conditions. Tickets are expected not to exceed $10.00 each.

FOR MORE INFO

For more information about the upcoming planned 2022 Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Reading of Marie Yuen ‘s “Ye-Xian: The Chinese Cinderella,” including other patron opportunities, media requests for images, cast and creative team profiles or media interview requests, please contact ENERI Communications at info (at) enericom.net .

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