2007-Emmy Award "Mighty Warriors of Comedy"
http://www.myspace.com/18mightymountainwarriors
JAN 9 and 10, 2009 7:30pm
18mmw in VANCOUVER for All You Can Laugh: 10th Annual Asian
Comedy Night!
18mmw will perform TWO SHOWS ONLY of our GREATEST HITS!
Including:
* Paranoid or Political?
* Illegal Immigrants!
* World Cup 2002!
* And more!
Other groups performing include:
Locally renown Assaulted Fish, Vancouver’s reprised Hopsing’s Offspring, Los Angeles’s OPM (Opening People’s Minds), And The Kupps from Toronto.
Roundhouse Performance Centre
181 Roundhouse Mews, Vancouver, BC V6Z 2W3
Tickets: $22 in advance, $27 at the door!
Reserve Tickets at: http://www.vact.ca/index.php?s=tickets
Buy Comedy Night Tickets: Make your choice(s) or attend both performances
Tickets available:
in advance on this webpage
by phone at 604.713.1800 (Roundhouse Box Office)
in person at the Roundhouse (at Davie & Pacific)
ADVANCE on-line tickets are available up to 24 hours before the show.
ALL TICKETS purchased online are to be picked up at the Box Office on the
day of show. Box Office opens 1 hour before showtime.
NO REFUNDS. Exchanges allowed up to 48 hours of your showtime but is dependent on seat availability. Exchange Service Fee is $2/ticket.
EMMY WINNERS!
(Pearl Wong of the 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors and Kibi Anderson, producer hold the NorCal Emmy Award)
"Mighty Warriors of Comedy"
wins Norcal EMMY award!
Produced by Kibi Anderson and Sung H. Kim
The documentary "The Mighty Warriors of Comedy" which focuses on
the struggles of long-time Asian American Comedy Troupe The 18 Mighty Mountain
Warriors, was awarded on May 12, 2007, a Northern California EMMY Award in
the category "Arts/Entertainment - Program Special."
"THE MIGHTY WARRIORS OF COMEDY" DVD is available now and features:
• Emmy Award Winning "Mighty Warriors of Comedy" documentary
• "Hatest Grits," a 1-hour "best-of" concert film
by the 18 Mighty Warriors
• "Partners in Crime," a 16-minute documentary about other
Asian Pacific Islander comedic groups and individuals
• "Sukiprata" trailer
• "Easter egg" and more...
All for only $19.95 (home purchase). Available from the Center for Asian American
Media (San Francisco)
http://catalog.asianamericanmedia.org/film/249
Holy Dog Poop! It's 18MMW T-SHIRTS!!
They're HOT! They're FABULOUS!
This is our first T-shirt in TWELVE YEARS! It may be twelve years before we make another one! Get it now!
Order HERE: http://www.mightywarriorsofcomedy.com/tshirts.html
Now check out 18mmw videos on one convenient channel, thanks to Wayne Kao and vmix.com!
http://www.vmix.com/channel/2198800/
And don't forget our presence on these other fine sites:
http://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2709019
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Equ-6FZHNnI
And don't forget: "Memoirs of a Chinese Geisha!"
http://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2706337
18mmw in KOREAM
"Laughing Matters: The Bay Area's 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors use comedy to break down cultural stereotypes"
by Sang Lee (Photographs by Eric Sueyoshi)
Subscribe now!
http://www.koreamjournal.com/main/subscribe.php
CHAMPIONS!
(Photos by Eric Ignacio)
The 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors
are winners of the 
A big Fat Thank You to our supporters who showed up to cheer us on! And a Thank you to Kitania, Paul and Ken who organized the event.
A special shout out to Carol and Lennie, 2 long-time supporters of ours (since 1995!) who drove hours to see us! THANK YOU CAROL AND LENNIE!
Sweet!
SF Bay Guardian Says The 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors are the Best
The San Francisco Bay Guardian, in their annual "Best of the Bay" series named yours truly, the "Best Sketch Comedy Warriors" for 2005.
FTFA:
'Admit it: You've always secretly wanted to know what Thanksgiving would look like if directed by Hong Kong action master John Woo. And it's no use pretending you don't fixate on what Yan Can Cook would look like if Bruce Lee took the reins ("Aieeee! You will learn to debone chicken with an economy of moves!"). Lucky for you, San Francisco sketch comedy troupe 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors is out pondering the exact same eternal questions. With nine members representing the spectrum of Asian nationalities, the group skewers stereotypes about Asians and Pacific Islanders even as it mines them for laughs. So if you ever wanted to know how to snap "Do you want to die, man?!" with the proper Chinatown street gang accent, head over to an 18MMW show -- the group has been sending audiences around the Bay Area into hysterics for more than a decade.'
No lie: www.bestofthebay.com