The Forbidden Phoenix

Fiction & Literature, Drama, Eastern, Nonfiction, Entertainment
Cover of the book The Forbidden Phoenix by Marty Chan, Robert Walsh, Playwrights Canada Press
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Author: Marty Chan, Robert Walsh ISBN: 9780887549595
Publisher: Playwrights Canada Press Publication: February 15, 2011
Imprint: Playwrights Canada Press Language: English
Author: Marty Chan, Robert Walsh
ISBN: 9780887549595
Publisher: Playwrights Canada Press
Publication: February 15, 2011
Imprint: Playwrights Canada Press
Language: English

Sun Wukong’s goal is simple: to feed his son Laoson. Known to his people as the Monkey King, Sun Wukong leaves his home with a promise to return one day and feed the drought-ravaged city of Jung Guo. Sun Wukong's path, however, becomes a test of strength, agility, and character as he comes face to face with mysterious, enchanting, and heartless creatures. Inspired by the Chinese opera, The Forbidden Phoenix's lyricism brings us to a world where Chinese parables are woven with the painful history of the immigrant men who suffered greatly to build Canada's railroad in the 1800s. Playwright Marty Chan and composer Robert Walsh create a musical rife with stylized characters, lending itself to a performance brimming with acrobatics, slapstick, and martial arts.

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Sun Wukong’s goal is simple: to feed his son Laoson. Known to his people as the Monkey King, Sun Wukong leaves his home with a promise to return one day and feed the drought-ravaged city of Jung Guo. Sun Wukong's path, however, becomes a test of strength, agility, and character as he comes face to face with mysterious, enchanting, and heartless creatures. Inspired by the Chinese opera, The Forbidden Phoenix's lyricism brings us to a world where Chinese parables are woven with the painful history of the immigrant men who suffered greatly to build Canada's railroad in the 1800s. Playwright Marty Chan and composer Robert Walsh create a musical rife with stylized characters, lending itself to a performance brimming with acrobatics, slapstick, and martial arts.

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