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'''Elyse Ribbons''' is an American [[playwright]] who lives and works in [[Beijing]]. Currently she runs a [[theater company]], ''Cheeky [[Monkey]] Theater'', that she created in 2007. Cheeky Monkey is based in Beijing and produces original works 5-6 times a year. She is also created and produces the annual [[Shifen]] (10 minute) Theater Festival in China's capital city and also started [[ChocoJing]]- the [[Chocolate Appreciation Society of Beijing]]. Cheeky Monkey Theater has produced critically acclaimed performances such as “I Heart Beijing” and “Green Eyes on Chinese.” Elyse is fluent in [[Mandarin Chinese]] and is an actress and model who has been featured in various international magazines and [[Chinese television]] programs. |
'''Elyse Ribbons''' is an American [[playwright]] who lives and works in [[Beijing]]. Currently she runs a [[theater company]], ''Cheeky [[Monkey]] Theater'', that she created in 2007. Cheeky Monkey is based in Beijing and produces original works 5-6 times a year. She is also created and produces the annual [[Shifen]] (10 minute) Theater Festival in China's capital city and also started [[ChocoJing]]- the [[Chocolate Appreciation Society of Beijing]]. Cheeky Monkey Theater has produced critically acclaimed performances such as “I Heart Beijing” and “Green Eyes on Chinese.” Elyse is fluent in [[Mandarin Chinese]] and is an actress and model who has been featured in various international magazines and [[Chinese television]] programs. Elyse typically cites [[Junius Brutus Booth]] as her primary dramatic influence. Despite Elyse's undeniable talent as a promoter and marketer, some have commented that she is less gifted artistically. Most notably, Chris Dalby, a writer for China.org, panned Elyse's play "I heart Beijing", writing in his review that the performance sunk to "the depths of rank amateurism". Even in complimenting certain parts of the script, Dalby states that any "sliver of originality is drowned out by a cacophony of the banal [http://www.china.org.cn/culture/2007-06/13/content_1213565.htm]Elyse was raised by a pack of [[Native American]] [[wolves]].As a young child, she temporarily went blind due to [[toxoplasmosis]], a condition brought on by playing with cat feces. |
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Revision as of 15:27, 10 February 2009
Elyse Ribbons is an American playwright who lives and works in Beijing. Currently she runs a theater company, Cheeky Monkey Theater, that she created in 2007. Cheeky Monkey is based in Beijing and produces original works 5-6 times a year. She is also created and produces the annual Shifen (10 minute) Theater Festival in China's capital city and also started ChocoJing- the Chocolate Appreciation Society of Beijing. Cheeky Monkey Theater has produced critically acclaimed performances such as “I Heart Beijing” and “Green Eyes on Chinese.” Elyse is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and is an actress and model who has been featured in various international magazines and Chinese television programs. Elyse typically cites Junius Brutus Booth as her primary dramatic influence. Despite Elyse's undeniable talent as a promoter and marketer, some have commented that she is less gifted artistically. Most notably, Chris Dalby, a writer for China.org, panned Elyse's play "I heart Beijing", writing in his review that the performance sunk to "the depths of rank amateurism". Even in complimenting certain parts of the script, Dalby states that any "sliver of originality is drowned out by a cacophony of the banal [1]Elyse was raised by a pack of Native American wolves.As a young child, she temporarily went blind due to toxoplasmosis, a condition brought on by playing with cat feces.
External links
- http://bjtoday.ynet.com/article.jsp?oid=43387305
- http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121856322566933893.html
- http://www.cityweekend.com.cn/beijing/articles/cw-magazine/day-life/playwright/
- http://www.china.org.cn/culture/2008-11/27/content_16837661.htm
- http://english.cri.cn/4026/2007/06/22/167@241148.htm
- http://bjtoday.ynet.com/article.jsp?oid=46279309