Eth-Noh-Tec (USA) presents Shadows&Secrets Shadows&Secrets is based on a dossier of scattered historical facts, newspaper clippings and memories of Nancy Wang’s grandfather Chin F. Foin, whose demise in mob era Chicago (Foin fell to his death down the elevator shaft of his restaurant), was understood to be an accident—or was he pushed? This staged, multi-media 'who-dunnit' staged radio play searches for answers! Broadcast in front of a live audience, Mystery Radio Playhouse hopes to solve the cold case of Mr. Chin Foin, famous restaurateur of the Mandarin Inn. It is 1924. A Chicago rain storm. A flooded basement. Prohibition. Fires, tong wars, jealousy, greed hang in the wet and darkened air. Chin Foin has plunged four floors down the elevator shaft of his own restaurant. Slippery shoes? or was he pushed?! Ruled an accident, there are too many suspicious circumstances surrounding his untimely and unexpected death. His granddaughter hopes to solve the case!

Excerpts for the Red Altar video: Quock Mui (Spanish Mary) while visiting the local merchant is taunted by local boys with racist comments. During the following years the mounting Anti Chinese Movement of 1880's foments with the slogan "The Chinese Must Go!"

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Education Project Red Altar: This is the community zoom meeting and call out to educators and community advocates interested in bringing the story of Early California Chinese Immigrants along the Monterey Coast into the schools

Red Altar is an American tale of survival, persistence and challenges that faced early Chinese settlers along the California Coast of Monterey. 6 Chinese teenagers, following their shipwreck off the coast, manage to not only eek out an existence, but eventually start a thriving fishing industry. But even as their lives unfold with success the ever growing spectre of racism and bigotry begins over shadowing their community as the Anti-Chinese Movement of the 1800's encroaches.