SpeakeasyDCWetbacks, Aliens and Towelheads: Stories from the First Generation, Come hear humorous and edgy autobiographical offerings by DC's popular company of storytellers.Five artists tell true stories about being children of immigrant parents or immigrants themselves. In true SpeakeasyDC style, the stories are expertly crafted and combine humor, honesty, and insight to create an unforgettable night of riveting entertainment.
Friday, Feb 26 at 9:30 PM
Saturday, Feb 27 at 7:30 PM
Sprenger Theater
Tickets: $18.50
For audiences ages 16 and up.
Click HERE to buy tickets.
http://www.speakeasydc.org
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ABOUT THE STORIES AND STORYTELLERS
Poet Regie Cabico tells the story of trying to fulfill the American Dream for his Filipino mother in "My H'Oprah."
TV News Reporter Delia Perry tells her story about negotiating the New and Old World rules of her Cape Verdean parents in "Tough Love."
Activist Claire Nelson tells her story about changing her plans of becoming Jamaica's first female prime minister in "Counting Myself American."
Video artist and graphic designer Ayo Okunseinde tells his story about being a Nigerian transplant trying to be cool in suburban New Jersey high school in "International Day."
Comedian and solo performer, Vijai Nathan tells her story of trying to balance life as an Indian girl in Potomac, MD in "Beware."
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Get a feel for the Speakeasy. Watch Vijai Nathan's story.
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