A drum with flowers on the top and various items from red hi-heels, chinese take out box, postcard of San Francisco etc

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The Women of Flower Drum Song

A drum with flowers on the top and various items from red hi-heels, chinese take out box, postcard of San Francisco etc

パフォーマンス

The Women of Flower Drum Song

Join the Democracy Center for Women of Flower Drum Song, which brings together extraordinary performers from across the musical’s history to explore how representation in the arts expands our understanding of belonging, strengthens civic identity, and reminds us that American culture is built from many cultures.

Artists from the original Broadway production, the classic film adaptation, the 2002 Broadway  revival, and the upcoming 2026 production will share their stories in a dynamic, multigenerational conversation—celebrating the artists who paved the way and inviting us to consider how the arts help create a more inclusive and vibrant democracy.

The program will also feature special performances by stars of the upcoming East West Players production, offering audiences a rare opportunity to experience the legacy and future of this groundbreaking musical in one unforgettable evening.

The program will be hosted by Tamlyn Tomita and feature guests Helen Funai Erickson, Irene Tsu, Lainie Sakakura, and Yuka Takara.

This program is made possible through the support of East West Players and Nikkei Women Legacy Association.
 

$20 General / $5 Members / $5 Student - Doors open at 1pm

2026年03月29日(日)

2:00 PM ~ 4:00 PM PDT

Japanese American National Museum

Democracy Center

100 North Central Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90012

Tickets go on sale March 9
Members pre-sale: February 24-March 8

 

Tickets go on sale March 9
Members pre-sale: February 24-March 8

 

Join the Democracy Center for Women of Flower Drum Song, which brings together extraordinary performers from across the musical’s history to explore how representation in the arts expands our understanding of belonging, strengthens civic identity, and reminds us that American culture is built from many cultures.

Artists from the original Broadway production, the classic film adaptation, the 2002 Broadway  revival, and the upcoming 2026 production will share their stories in a dynamic, multigenerational conversation—celebrating the artists who paved the way and inviting us to consider how the arts help create a more inclusive and vibrant democracy.

The program will also feature special performances by stars of the upcoming East West Players production, offering audiences a rare opportunity to experience the legacy and future of this groundbreaking musical in one unforgettable evening.

The program will be hosted by Tamlyn Tomita and feature guests Helen Funai Erickson, Irene Tsu, Lainie Sakakura, and Yuka Takara.

This program is made possible through the support of East West Players and Nikkei Women Legacy Association.
 

The Democracy Center explores the rights, freedoms, and fragility of democracy, helping to build bridges, and find common ground between people of diverse backgrounds and opinions.

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