Venue Notes

Parking suggestion: Lot 6 or Lot 30 | https://transportation.ucr.edu/visitor-parking

“This Is Not a True Story” was first produced as a World Premiere in
Los Angeles by Artists at Play in Association with Latino Theater Company at the Los Angeles Theatre Center.

“This Is Not a True Story” received development with Artists at Play.

CAST

A heart-felt thank you to our wonderful sponsors...

APCTC (Asian Pacific Counseling & Treatment Center)'s mission is to meet the continuously growing mental health needs of our diverse Asian Pacific community through the development and efficient management of culturally and linguistically appropriate mental health services. APCTC takes a multi-disciplinary and culturally sensitive approach to address the psychological and social needs of our clients. Our mental health professionals work as a team to meet clients' needs, that may be compounded by language and cultural barriers. The goals of our teams are to provide effective treatment in order to reduce psychiatric symptoms, alleviate psychological distress, and to improve functioning levels. 

CARE (Campus Advocacy, Resources & Education) is an intervention and prevention support program committed to ending sexual violence at UC Riverside. We seek to unite, inspire and cultivate a community culture of care by providing direct advocacy, resources and prevention educational programming related to issues of sexual assault, relationship violence and stalking to students, staff, faculty and UCR affiliates.  

WRC (Women's Resources Center) is committed to fostering an inclusive and empowering environment where all UC Riverside students can thrive. We actively promote gender equity by eliminating barriers, growing a nurturing community, and supporting personal and professional growth through our programs, services, outreach, and advocacy work. Visit our lounge at 260 Costo Hall to study, ask about UCR resources, build community, and access helpful supplies.

SEATriP (Southeast Asia: Texts, Rituals, Performance) brings together faculty and students who share an ongoing interest in the arts and humanities and are actively engaged with the languages and expressive cultures of Southeast Asia. The scholars associated with the Program address regionally-specific texts, rituals and performances across time and space. They seek to develop better understandings of the forms and practices through which ideas and ideologies are creatively expressed, shaped, and communicated within and among different societies of Southeast Asia (in particular Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines) as well as the Southeast Asian diaspora. Their research interests range from traditional disciplinary themes to more transgressive, controversial matters that are reflected in the range of historical and contemporary subjects they bring to their courses and seminars developed for the degree programs in Southeast Asian Studies at the University of California, Riverside.

ASP (Asian Studies Program) affords students the opportunity to study various regions of Asia from an interdisciplinary perspective, drawing on courses and faculty from various departments in the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. The program is built around training in the East, Southeast, and South Asian languages, but courses cover many aspects of Asian history, literature, and cultures. Other courses cover the cultures and experiences of Asian Americans and the Asian diaspora communities.

GO FUND ME DONORS: Ben Tusher, Donatella Galella, Rachel Barrett, Timothy Guy, Ethan Dizon, Kali Chittapuram