Eth-noh-tec is back with a performance, followed by a raucous conversation

If We Only Knew — the performance
For Better and For Worse — the fun, if not raucous conversation with four couples who work together
NEXT THURSDAY – OCTOBER 21

||| FROM DANA SHERRY for ETH-NOH-TEC |||

It’s back — rewritten, re-recorded, re-GURGITATED?
Click HERE to hear the story of If We Only Knew 2.0!

You’ve seen their performances, now take a peek behind the scenes!

Nancy Wang and Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo tell all in their latest show — and who knows what will come out in the post-show conversation with fellow artists/couples?

IWOK Square Kulintang 2

If We Only Knew: Betrothed, Betrayed, Bewildered, Blessed
40 years of artistry, activism, and marriage!

Thu, Oct 21, 5:00 – 6:15 pm PDT
Location: Online
Tickets: $14
https://www.sfiaf.org/2021_eth_noh_tec

In “If We Only Knew,” Nancy Wang and Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo hang out all the dirty laundry that Asians aren’t supposed to talk about – the betrayals and recoveries, the bewilderment and the blessings that they have found on their 40-year journey together as artists, as activists, and as husband and wife!

What people are saying about “If We Only Knew:”
“It was a testimony to art, age, and adventure in marriage that you really shouldn’t miss!!! The music, song, dance, and movement only added to the background art and the important story of Nancy and Robert’s relationship. REALLY! DON’T MISS IT.”

For Better and For Worse
For Better and For Worse
A panel discussion

Thu, Oct 21, 6:30 – 8:00 pm PDT
Location: Online
Tickets: $12
https://www.sfiaf.org/2021_eth_noh_tec_and_friends

Ever wonder how couples manage to work together 24/7, for decades, successfully? Hear the nitty-gritty from four couples who make it work, literally. It should be fun, if not raucous, and enlightening, if not lightning!

Panelists:

Nancy Wang and Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo, Eth-Noh-Tec kinetic story theater (http://ethnohtec.org)
Donna Washington and David Klibanow, Storyteller and Business Manager (http://dlwstoryteller.com)
PJ and Roy Hirabayashi, of San Jose Taiko (http://taiko.org)
Robin Flower and Libby McLaren: Songwriters, singers, instrumentalists (http://flowerandmclaren.com)
Facilitator: Judith Black, storyteller (http://www.storiesalive.com)

Visit us at www.ethnohtec.org.

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