§ § GIVING VOICE § §
A Benefit Performance for Second Generation Productions
December 11th, 2000, 8pm
45 Bleecker Theater (corner of Mulberry & Bleecker in NoHo)

Selections from: the new musical adaptation of Ang Lee's The Wedding Banquet, Making Tracks, Karaoke Stories, and much much more...

"Making Asian American history." - NBC's Today in New York

Starring: Rona Figueroa (Dragonheart II, Miss Saigon), Joan Almedilla (Best of Apollo, Les Miserables), Julie Danao (Saturday Night Fever), Joel De la Fuente (ER, Cosby Show), Welly Yang (Miss Saigon, Law and Order SVU), Cindy Cheung, Mel Gionson, Ron Domingo, Deborah Craig, Eileen Rivera, Lloyd Suh, Hoon Lee, Brandon Kuwada, Corey Stoll, Woody Pak

Directed by: Alan Muraoka (Star of Sesame Street)
Produced by: Welly Yang

Also including special remarks from 2g Board Members: Joseph Park (Founder/Chairman, Kozmo.com), Jeff Yang (Founder/CEO, Amedia), Cindy Hsu (Anchor, CBS News), Aldon James (President, National Arts Club)

$200 - Pre-performance cocktails at 7:30pm
- Performance
- VIP seating
- VIP reception at Clay Restaurant, 202 Mott Street (between Spring and Kenmare), immediately following performance

$75 - Pre-performance cocktails - Performance

For tickets, please RSVP to (212) 219-7530
For more information, log onto http://www.2g.org , or e-mail performances@2g.org
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Yes! I want to help nurture and give voice to a new generation of Asian Pacific American artists.

$5000 - Founder
$1000 - Benefactor
$500 - Patron
$250 - Supporter
$100 - Friend
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Second Generation is a non-profit theater company dedicated to creating and nurturing a cultural voice for Asian Americans. Through its presentation of daring and original Asian American works, the company seeks to give a voice and a home to a new generation of theater artists and a new generation of theater-goers. 2g's work has been called "promising," "energetic," and "hopeful" by the New York Times, and "making Asian American history," by NBC's Today in New York. Second Generation is also the recipient of CBS Television's Fulfilling the Dream Award, in recognition of those who have furthered the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.