Starring: The Urban Hustler, The Battered Soldier, The Prodigal Son, The Reckless Rebel, The Misfit Father, The Humble Drummer

A warehouse manager Kenneth Hwang hustles late into the night in Chinatown NYC importing and selling mannequins and dolls when he's raided and arrested by the NYPD SVU.

A disgraced war hero Mark is offered a chance at redemption; theatrical, film. Mark vehemently rejects a deal from federal agents hoping to enlist him on a mission.

A disgraced war hero Mark is offered a chance at redemption; theatrical, film. Mark zealously defends his honor against unjust claims that he is a murderer.

An imprisoned Quan returns home in search of his estranged father and son; theatrical, film. Quan angrily confronts his father for lying and withholding the whereabouts of his son.

An imprisoned Quan returns home in search of his estranged father and son; theatrical, film. Quan is filled with hope when he suspects that he has just crossed paths with his son.

Quan reunites with his son to ask for forgiveness and a chance to begin again; theatrical, dance, film.

Quan reunites with his son to ask for forgiveness and a chance to begin again; theatrical, dance, film. Quan shares with his son the vision of what could have been and what might be in a partnered dance sequence.

Polo makes one final attempt to save his younger brother from drug addiction; theatrical, stage. Polo indignantly refuses his brother's desperate request for drug money.

Polo makes one final attempt to save his younger brother from drug addiction; theatrical, stage. Polo tenderly embraces his brother and shakes him awake.

Mayor Pete hatches his plan to quell the growing activism in his town; theatrical, stage.

THE POET Hajj lures customers to buy a rhyme from him singing about Fate in the musical “Kismet” by Robert Wright and George Forrest.

From the musical “The Roar of the Greasepaint - The Smell of the Crowd” by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley

Playing acoustic guitar and singing, folk style