Tamlyn Tomita, Marcia in the "My Robot Baby" segment of "Robot Stories," can be seen onstage in an upcoming theatrical production in San Francisco.

From the official announcement:

Asian American Theater Company Proudly Presents...

QUESTION 27, QUESTION 28 written and directed by CHAY YEW
Featuring Emily Kuroda, Tamlyn Tomita, Dian Kobayashi, and Shannon Holt
Friday, June 27th
Saturday, June 28th
8PM
Noh Space, 2840 Mariposa Street, San Francisco, CA
Tickets - $20
(415) 543-5738 to reserve, Limited Seating!

Artistic Director/Producer: Pamela Wu
Dramaturg: Judy Nihei

Join us for a star-packed evening at San Francisco's beautiful Noh Space for a limited engagement of CHAY YEW's workshop production of QUESTION
27, QUESTION 28.

What happened to the women of the Japanese American internment?
How did these brave women keep hope alive in the American dream?

Starring Emily Kuroda, Tamlyn Tomita, Dian Kobayashi, and Shannon Holt, QUESTION 27, QUESTION 28 weaves a story of the struggles, plights and courage of Japanese American female detainees of the American internment camps of WWII. Funded by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), the Zellerbach Fund, and the Asian American Theater Company, nationally-recognized playwright, Chay Yew drew from the special archives of the Japanese American National Museum to create a documentary theater project based on the testimonials, transcripts, documents and interviews with Japanese American female internees living in California during World War II.

Come celebrate the spirit and history of the Japanese American women who fought to keep their faith in American freedom alive in an evening of theater with the Asian American Theater Company.

For reservations, please contact the Asian American Theater Company at (415) 543-5738 or info@asianamericantheater.org.

* Note: Play title has changed from UNBOUND to QUESTION 27, QUESTION 28.