As part of Calgary Asian Heritage Month, Turning Point Theatre is pleased to present a play reading of China Doll by Canadian playwright Marjorie Chan.

China Doll is the story of Su-Ling, a rebellious young woman in Shanghai in the early part of the 20th century. Raised by her grandmother, Su-Ling's tiny and exquisitely bound feet mark her only real worth as a bride and as a woman. China Doll was nominated for the 2005 Canadian Governor General’s Literacy Award - Drama. The play was produced by Nightwood Theatre (Toronto) in 2004, and was nominated for several Dora Mavor Moore awards.

Saturday, May 3 - 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Engineered Air Theatre, EPCOR CENTRE for the Performing Arts Centre
Cost: $10.50
Tickets are available from Ticketmaster

For more information call 403.467.2025
or visit Asian Heritage Foundation Calgary

Stanley Jones Grocery is a Renfrew/Bridgeland landmark in Calgary. It has been in the neighbourhood for a long time - a hundred years. While it was built by pioneers, like many cornerstores in Calgary, it is now run by new immigrants. The Chaw family came from South Korea nearly five years ago. They work around the clock making homemade food and serving their community. And while the work is hard, the Chaw's say they do it all for their children. The Eyeopener's Carla Turner dropped in on the family.