For those of us who have been to Chinatown in Manhattan, we have undoubtedly seen "Private Danny Chen Way" as part of Elizabeth Street between Canal and Bayard. Danny Chen is a part of history in NYC, and it is important for those of us in the Asian American mental health community to know his story.

NYCAAMH is grateful to PAC NYC for offering us a limited number of free tickets with pre-arranged seating for all of us to sit as a group to watch An American Soldier.

Please click here to find out more and register by 12pm Thursday, 5/16/24, if you are interested in claiming some of those free tickets and joining us at 6pm on Saturday, May 18th, for our first ever NYCAAMH Theater Night! Once all the reserved tickets have been claimed, we will update this form and inform those who registered about their ticket status. We encourage you to purchase tickets on your own and watch the show even if you are unable to obtain a complimentary ticket from us.

For those in the AAPI community, use code "PACAAPI" to save 10% on tickets at link.pacnyc.org/PACAAPI all week long.

We will meet for a meal at 6pm before we head over to the Perelman Performing Arts Center to watch the show together at 8pm. The show should last for about two hours and be followed by a post-show discussion in which "Members of the cast and creative team of An American Soldier discuss the inspiration, themes, and creative process behind this powerful new opera."