Black Dragon residence

Black Dragon residence

by Daniel Shih-pʻeng Yang

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The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Roger L. Stevens, chairman, and The Smithsonian Institution, S. Dillon Ripley, II, secretary, present The American College Theatre Festival, produced by the American Theatre Association, Jed H. Davis, president and The American National Theatre and Academy, Donald Seawell, chairman, sponsored by American Airlines, George Spater, president and American Oil Company, B.J. Yarrington, president, Eisenhower Theater, April 17 through 29. University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, the University Theatre presents "Black Dragon Residence," a tradtional Peking Opera in six scenes, English version by Daniel S.P. Yang, directed and choreographed by Daniel S.P. Yang, scene design Wang Chung-ho, technical direction Mark Boyd, musical scores transcribed by Daniel S.P. Yang, Fly McClard, John Van Bradt, verse rendering of sung passages by Henry W. Wells, conductor David Choy, stage assistant Paul Cravath, technical director Mark Boyd, stage manager Les Miller, wardrobe Linda Letta, visual projections Elizabeth Wichmann. Costumes, accessories and properties designed and made by Swan Theatrical Costume Company, Taipei, Taiwan.

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