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Snow Falling Slide 1 Reflecting back Racism Reflecting back on the notions of Love and Loss Reflecting back on the notions of Love and Loss as they relate to... Snow Falling Slide 2 Responsibility Reflecting back on the notions of Love and Loss as they relate to... Snow Falling Slide 3 and Injustice Reflecting back on the notions of Love and Loss as they relate to... Snow Falling Slide 4 Celebrating CATS 2024 production of Mountain Moon Tickets Available
February 1st “A wondrous, magical, epic journey for the whole family!” Follow the Journey of a young girl...

Lunar New Year Celebration

November 30, 2023
Chinese New Year rabbit and lanterns.

What does the Chinese Lunar New Year have in Common with Thanksgiving and Christmas?

January 22, 2023

For me, growing up in San Francisco’s Chinatown, it was family, food, excitement, and remembrance. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Chinese New Year had the same heightened celebration for me as a child.

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Recent News

  • CATS Announces Chinese Lunar New Year Celebration
  • CATS announces 2025 Theatrical Production
  • Lisa Moon Celebration of Life Slideshow
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  • Dr. Lisa Moon – Celebration of a Life

Scenes from Past Shows

A male actor looks confused on stage while a group of masked actors look on.
A stage of actors perform a dance routine - arms in the air.
Actors in traditional Siamese costume perform.
A teacher sings to her group of students who are sitting around her.
A actor looks closely at a book and lowers his glasses to read.
A woman and child look at two other actors - one dresses as a pig and the other as a sea monster.
A man dressed as a monkey dances in front of a female dressed as a buddah.
A couple sits at a table both with thumbs up smiling at each other.
Four female actors sit at a table and mix Mah Jong tiles.
Two female actors manipulate snakes puppets with attached poles.
Four woman actors sit kneeling around a short table with a tea set on a tray.
Four actors in traditional kimonos pose with fans and umbrellas.
A actor in a traditional kimono feeds another sitting at a desk with feet popped up. She is feeding the other with chopsticks.

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Mission Statement

The Community Asian Theatre of the Sierra (CATS) founded in 1994, is dedicated to promoting cultural diversity through quality multicultural theater, events, and workshops. Through these avenues, CATS seeks to enrich the cultural climate of the Sierra Foothills, Nevada County, Sacramento County, and other regional communities in northern California with works on Asian-based themes. Its mission is artistic and educational. CATS seeks to expand the study of multiculturalism in the schools and to be a resource on Asian culture and history. CATS welcomes participation from Asians and non-Asians alike whose interest is in ethnic theater and multicultural arts and activities.

Community Asian Theatre of the Sierra (“CATS”)

PO Box 1266, Grass Valley, California 95945
Phone: (530) 273-6362

info@catsweb.org

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