Hollywood's First Heartthrob Was Asian | THE REMIX with Theater Mu

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Before John Cho and Henry Golding, there was THE ORIGINAL MATINEE IDOL...Sessue Hayakawa. Find out about the remarkable life of this boy from Chiba Prefecture, Japan, who became one of the most popular stars of Hollywood.
The Remix is an entertaining and educational series about actual Asian American history told by actual Asian Americans. Come on this journey with us as we explore the rich history and artistic heritage of Asian Americans and their contributions to American culture, art, and social events of their time. Recommended for ages 13+
"The Original Matinee Idol"
Written by May Lee-Yang
Directed by Eric Sharp
Hosts: Anna Hashizume and Clay Man Soo
Film and Production Crew: M&D Media
Design and Animation: Sara Richardson
Producer: Morgen Chang
Consulting Producer: Lily Tung Crystal
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
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THEATER MU is one of the largest Asian American theater companies in the nation. Founded in 1992, Theater Mu tells stories from the heart of the Asian American experience, presenting a fusion of traditional and contemporary artistic influences, which range from classics to up-and-coming voices in our community. Mu’s continuing goal to celebrate and empower the Asian American community through theater is achieved through mainstage productions, emerging artist support, and educational and outreach programs. Theater Mu was named a Regional Cultural Treasure by the McKnight and Ford foundations through a national initiative that honors organizations that  have made a significant impact on our cultural landscape over decades. Mu is a member of the Consortium of Asian American Theaters & Artists as well as a member of the Twin Cities Theatres of Color Coalition, proudly standing alongside New Native Theatre, Pangea World Theater, Penumbra Theatre, and Teatro Del Pueblo.
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