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Monday, December 26, 2011

Daddy's Email


(When we --- his children, started living on our own, the only means of communication our Dad could afford is either a text message, a call, or a forwarded email from his office --- and that's not on a daily basis. Things happen, and Men, admit it or not, you really find it hard to express yourselves. Same with our Dad. He keeps his emotions and whatever he wants to say, and mask them with anger and impatience toward us. But he doesn't fail to send emails expressing what he really feel and the messages he want to tell us. Here, I'm sharing some of those emails, which I hope can one way or another, help you or your family connect those ties once again. Enjoy reading!)



A Heart Warming Story
(The Irreplaceable Void)

4 years ago, an accident took my beloved away and very often I wonder, how does my wife, who is now in the heavenly realm, feel right now? She must be feeling extremely sad for leaving a husband who is incapable to taking care of the house and the kid. 'cos that is the exact feeling that I have, as I feel that I have failed to provide for the physical and emotional needs of my child, and failed to be the dad and mum for my child.

There was one particular day, when I had an emergency at work. Hence, I had to leave home whilst my child was still sleeping. So thinking that there was still rice leftovers, I hastily cooked an egg and left after informing my sleepy child.

With the double roles, I am often exhausted at work as well as when I am home. So after a long day, I came home, totally drained of all energy. So with just a brief hug and kiss for my child, I went straight into the room, skipping dinner. However, when I jumped into my bed with intention of just having a well-deserved sleep, all i heard and felt was broken porcelain and warm liquid! I flipped open my blanket, and there lies the source of the 'problem'... a broken bowl with instant noodles and a mess on the bedsheet and blanket!

Boy, was I mad! I was so furious that I took a clothes hanger, charged straight at my child who was happily playing with his toy, and give him a good spanking! He merely cried but not asking for mercy, except a short explanation:

"Dad, I was hungry and there wasn't anymore leftover rice. But you were not back yet, hence I wanted to cook some instant noodles. But I remembered you reminding me not to touch or use the gas stove without any adults around, hence I turned on the shower and used the hot water from the bathroom to cook the noodles. One is for you and the other is for me. However, I was afraid that the noodles will turn cold, so I hid it under the blanket to keep it warm till you return. But I forgot to remind you 'cos I was playing with my toys...I am sorry Dad..."

At that moment, tears were starting to run down my cheeks...but I didn't want my son to see his dad crying so I dashed into the bathroom and cried with the shower head on to mask my cries. After that episode, I went towards my son to give him a tight hug and applied medication on him, while coaxing him to sleep. Then, it was time to clear up the mess on the bed. When everything was done and well past midnight, I passed my son's room, and saw that he was still crying, not from the pain on his little buttock, but from looking at the photograph of his beloved mummy.

A year has passed since the episode, I have tried, in this period, to focus on giving him both the love of his dad and mum, and to attend to most of his needs. And soon, he is turning seven, and will be graduating from kindergarten. Fortunately, the incident did not leave a lasting impression on his childhood memories and he is still happily growing up.  

However, not so long ago, I hit my boy again, with much regret. This time, his kindergarten teacher called, informing me of my son's absence from school. I took off early from work and went home, expecting him to explain. But he wasn't to be found, so I went around our house, calling out his name and eventually found him outside a stationery shop,
happily playing computer games. I was fuming, brought him home and whack the hell out of him. He did not retaliate, except to say, 'I am sorry, Dad'. But after much probing, I realized that it was a 'Talent Show' organized by his school and the invite is for every student's mummy. And that was the reason for his absence as he has no mummy.....

Few days after the caning, my son came home to tell me, the kindergarten has recently taught him how to read and write. Since then, he has kept to himself and stayed in his room to practice his writing, which I am sure, would make my wife proud, if she was still around. 'cos he makes me proud too!

Time passes by very quickly, and soon another year has passed. It's winter, and its Christmas time. Everywhere the christmas spirit is in every passer-by...Christmas carols and frantic shoppers....but alas, my son got into another trouble. When I was about to knock off from the day's work, the post office called. Due to the peak season, the post master was also on an edgy mood. He called to tell me that my son has Attempted to post several letters with no addressee. Although I did make a promise never to hit my son again, I couldn't help but to hit him as I feel that this child of mine is really beyond control. Once again, as before, he apologized, ' I'm sorry, Dad' and no additional reason to explain. I pushed him towards a corner, went to the post office to collect the letters with no addressee and came home, and angrily questioned my son on his prank, during this time of the year.

His answer, amidst his sobbing, was : The letters were for Mummy. My eyes grew teary, but I tried to control my emotions and continued to ask him: " But why did u post so many letters, at one time?" My son's reply was: " I have been writing to mummy for a long time, but each time I reach out for the post box, it was too high for me, hence I was not able to post the letters. But recently, when I went back to the postbox, I could reach it and I sent it all at once..."

After hearing this, I was lost. Lost at not knowing what to do, what to say.... I told my son, " Son, mummy is in the heavenly kingdom, so in future, if you have anything to tell her, just burn the letter and it will reach mummy. My son, on hearing this, was much pacified and calm, and soon after, he was sleeping soundly. On promising that I will burn the letters on his behalf, I brought the letters outside, but couldnt help opening the letter before they turn to ash.

And one of the letters broke my heart....

Dear Mummy,
      I miss you so much! Today, there was a 'Talent Show' in school, and the school invited all mothers for the show. But you are not around, so I did not want to participate as well. I did not tell Dad about it as I was afraid that Dad would start to cry and miss you all over again. Dad went around looking for me, but in order to hide my sadness, I sat in front of the computer and started playing games at one of the shops. Dad was furious, and he couldnt help it but scolded and hit me, but I did not tell him the real reason. Mummy, everyday I see Dad missing you and whenever he think of you, he is so sad and often hide and cry in his room. I think we both miss you very very much. Too much for our own good I think. But Mummy, I am starting to forget your face. Can you please appear in my dreams so that I can see your face and remember you? I heard that if you fall asleep with the photograph of the person whom you miss, you will see the person in your dreams. But mummy, why havent you appear?

After reading the letter, I cant stop sobbing. 'cos I can never replace the irreplaceable gap left behind by my wife....


For the females with children:
Don't do so much overtime. If you cannot finish the work, it must be some kind of problems within the company, and it is not your sole problem. Feedback to your boss. Endless overtime may not necessary be the answer to the problem. Take care of your health so that you can treasure and take care of your little precious.


For the married men:
Drink less, smoke less, cos nothing can replace your good health, not even business nor clients.
Try thinking this way, are you able to work till your clients are totally dependent on you? or your boss is totally dependent on you? In this society, no one is indispensable.
Take care of your health, so that you can take care of your little precious and your loved ones.


For those singles out there:
Beauty lies in loving yourself first.
With confidence and loving yourself, you will see the beauty in other things around you. You will be able to work better and happier. Don't let your health be affected by your work or your boss, so nothing matters more than your well being.

Walking Thoughts [in Tagalog] - Part III


Sa likod ng tabing, ay mga taong may kanya-kanyang istorya ng buhay. Sa likod ng mga ngiti, maskara at kolorete sa mukha at katawan para sa iba't-ibang karakter, ay mga taong may hinagpis o pinag-daraanang pasakit sa buhay. Pasakit na siyang nagpalakas at nagpatindig sa kanila bilang Tao. Sa likod ng iba't-ibang makukulay na kasuotan, ay mga taong nagnanais makilala, marinig at maipabatid ang mensahe ng kanilang ikinikilos sa mga taong may kakayahang magpabago ng lipunan. Sa likod ng mga palakpakan, ay ang pagnanais na mapagtagumpayan ang piniling karera sa buhay.

Pera man ang sa nakararami'y makapag-pupuno ng kanilang pangangailangan, iba pa rin ang galak sa puso sa tuwing makakagawa ka ng isang bagay na kaytagal mo nang gustong gawin. Iba pa rin ang pakiramdam na magsilbing simpleng inspirasyon sa kahit iilan o isa man lang indibidwal. Iba pa rin ang pakiramdam na makapag-pabago ng isang buhay. Iba pa rin ang mapabilang sa mga taong iisa ang layunin. Iba pa rin ang magsilbing "instrumento" para maihatid ang mensahe ng Maykapal.

Nakakataba ng puso ang bawat papuring namumutawi sa labi ng ilan. Gayun din ang luwag ng pagtanggap sa bawat puna o pintas ng nakararami. Nakakawala ng pagod ang bawat halakhak na napag-sasaluhan. At nakaka-bawas ng lungkot ang bawat biruan.

Sa kabila ng lahat ng ito, ay wala ni isa mang kapalit na hangad, kundi ang respeto at pagtitiwala --- na maipag-patuloy ang aming paglalakbay kasama kayo patungo sa isang masaya at mapayapang mundo. :)

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Walking Thoughts [Part II]

SOON:

...I'll be leaving the place i loved for more than a year.
...I'll be leaving the landlords whom I considered my second parents, who never failed to understand and care for me (and who tell me stories, just to keep me company when I'm down and troubled).
...I won't receive any more free sliced pizza, salad, cake, or just any food/viand from them; whenever they feel I'm hungry and got no food to eat.
...I'll be invisible online, 'coz I won't have access to free internet connection anymore (after trusting me with their password).
...I'll be living with different sets of neighbors, and will once again learn how to befriend them.
...I'll have to pack my things, move-out and re-arrange them all over again, in a very short span of time, in a much smaller place than I used to live.

Amongst all these life-changes, there's always this one constant thing --- I will still be all by my self. Funny thing is, even if I keep on telling myself, I Am Fine and that I'm used to it, there's always this huge part of me, that says "No, you are not".

*Sigh* I wonder when all these will end. I want to enjoy life, the way I enjoyed it before. I want to be happy for Real. I want to pursue all my plans which were placed on hold for such a very long time. For once, I want to be someone who'll make a statement of success. For once, I want to be that someone, who they'll look up to and be proud of; and not someone who, after all the things I've done, sacrifices I made, and after everything that happened to me -- will get a feedback that I haven't done anything "right" and "good".

If only someone could understand how difficult it is to live alone, when there's no one to take care of you when you're sick, no one to laugh with when you're happy; if only someone could understand how it feels to be nobody, if only someone could understand how it feels to walk in a place where as if no one sees you, if only someone could understand that feeling of hopelessness when you can't run to anybody when you needed one most...then maybe, just maybe, you'll get my message across --- Living My Life Is Never That Easy.

Friday, October 14, 2011

Walking Thoughts [in TagLish] - Part I



One good thing about being single, is that you can move and get around in your own pace, without thinking of someone waiting for you. You can go home anytime you want, and go to places you wanted to explore without someone complaining how their feet hurts 'coz you keep on walking to 'never-never land'. Anyway, I'm not writing about the perks of being single (--- err, maybe just a bit. Hehe), and I'm not saying that I discovered - my thoughts are walking.

I just want to share how glad I am to be working in a beautiful environment, where even if it's a long walk to my destination, I get the chance to think freely (without worryng if a truck will come out of nowhere and bump me), and observe things and people around me. So I started documenting my thoughts and decided to share it with all of you:

-> When we were kids: madadapa muna tayo at masusugatan, bago matuto lumakad.
-> When we started studying: may mga exam na maibabagsak muna natin, bago tayo magfofocus sa pagre-review. 
-> When we started to love: ma-ha-heart broken muna tayo, bago natin matututunan kung paano ang totoong magmahal at kung sino ang dapat mahalin
-> When we started working: hindi natin agad-agad makukuha ang proseso at maco-coach muna tayo, bago tayo ma-cha-challenge to perform well.
-> When we become parents ourselves: may magagawa tayong hindi magugustuhan ng mga anak natin, causing them to retaliate and leave home; before we realize their worth.

Above all these, my realization may seem cliche to some, but let me give my own version. I realized:
Na sa kahit saang eksena ng buhay, sa kahit saang landas na ating tatahakin, meron at meron talaga tayong pagkakamaling magagawa. Meron at meron talagang makakapuna. Meron at meron talagang susukat kung hanggang saan mo kaya at kung tatagal ka ba.

And what kept me going all these years? It's not just my faith alone, but the mere challenge I give on myself. I keep on telling myself, whenever I fail and make mistakes, "Come on, you know you can do better than that. Do it! Do what's right, and the rest will follow." Well, it's not that I'm crazy talking to myself or what, hehe. I just make it a point, that whenever I fall, I know how to get up --- as how I was taught the first time I got wounded :)

Have a blessed night, everyone! And enjoy your pay day :)

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

“ L O V E F E S T ” - Tried, Tested, Staged Plays ANG PAGBABALIK!



TEATRO EXPEDICION DE FILIPINAS


Presents


“ L O V E F E S T ”


Tried, Tested, Staged Plays

ANG PAGBABALIK!


A Twin-bill Production.


A combination of TWO of the Most Remarkable Comedy ONE-ACT PLAYS from the Cultural Center of The Philippines` VIRGIN LABFEST, an annual celebration of Untried, Untested, Unstaged Plays originally contrived by PALANCA AWARD WINNER and CCP Virgin Labfest Dramaturg, Rody Vera which aims to tap NEW BREED of PLAYWRIGHTS to mount their ORIGINAL PLAYS and witness the grandeur of their works under the limelight of CCP`s Experimental Theater Venue.


Now, Teatro Expedicion De Filipinas brings you the RESTAGING of Rogelio Braga`s “ANG BAYOT,ANG MERANAO AT ANG HABAL-HABAL SA ISANG NAKABABAGOT NA PAGHIHINTAY SA KANTO NG LANAO DEL NORTE” and JOEY PARAS` “BAWAL TUMAWID, NAKAMAMATAY”.



FROM CCP VIRGIN LABFEST SEASON 4:

Rogelio Braga`s

ANG BAYOT, ANG MERANAO, AT ANG HABAL-HABAL SA ISANG NAKABABAGOT NA PAGHIHINTAY SA KANTO NG LANAO DEL NORTE



AWARD:

ALIW AWARDS 2008

JOEY PARAS

Best Actor in a Non-Musical Play WINNER


NOMINATIONS:

ALIW AWARDS 2008

Best Actor in a Non-Musical Play

Joey Paras and Arnold Reyes

PHILSTAGE GAWAD BUHAY: PHILSTAGE AWARDS FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 2008


OUTSTANDING PRODUCTION OF A PLAY
Ang Bayot, ang Meranao, at ang Habal-Habal sa Isang Nakababagot na Paghihintay sa Kanto ng Lanao del Norte
, Tanghalang Pilipino/Virgin Labfest 4


OUTSTANDING ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE

And

OUTSTANDING MALE LEAD PERFORMANCE

Joey Paras, Ang Bayot, angMeranao, at ang Habal-Habal sa IsangNakababagot na Paghihintay sa Kanto ng Lanao del Norte
Arnold Reyes
, Ang Bayot, ang Meranao, at ang Habal-Habal sa IsangNakababagot na Paghihintay sa Kanto ng Lanao del Norte


SYNOPSIS

An unusual rendezvous of two beautiful and sharp-tongue outspoken creatures living at the margins of our society. Take a peak on their engagement as they courageously travel - devoid of any inhibitions, political corectness, and social graces - that rough and "older than history" roads of discrimination, hypocrisy, bigotry, social divides, corruption, and unspoken violence to arrive in a decent friendship. Ang Bayot, Ang Meranao, at ang Habal-Habal sa Isang Nakababagot na Paghihintay sa Kanto ng Lanao del Norte is a bitter yet funky peppered with a Radio Active Sago Project kick-ass take on the cruelties of our society that condones discrimination which is definitely not so cool.


Starring:

Joey Paras as Bambi

And

Arnold Reyes as Hamid



Written by Rogelio Braga

Directed by ARNOLD REYES for the RESTAGING

And

Nick Olanka



FROM CCP VIRGIN LABFEST

SEASON 7

BAWAL TUMAWID, NAKAMAMATAY


Isang Dulang May Isang Yugto

Ni

JOEY PARAS


STARRING:

Miss KIKI BAENTO as Eva

Mr. LEO RIALP as Mang Caloy
Gimay Galvan as Crew

Bham Sumooc as Yosi Vendor

Eva Madera as Estudyante

Mark Jones Simbit as Bulag na Flutista

Vera Capiral as Bulag na Gitarista

CJ Mangahis as Babaeng Nakapula

Ramil Pauig as Security Guard

Bunny Cadag as Batang Pulubi

Floid Zulueta as Matrona

And

BIBOY RAMIREZ as Kargador/Talent


Written and Directed by JOEY PARAS

Stage Management by BENEDICK HERNANDEZ


SYNOPSIS


It is February 14, Valentine`s Day. A pretty young maiden named Eva is trapped in a bus stop along EDSA. Desperately thinking of how to get a cab to make it to her father`s burial in La Loma, she tries to ask passersby on how to easily make it to her destination. As she encounters different bystanders, she sees an easy access to make it to the other lane of the avenue---an opening in the middle of the highway which has a sign: BAWAL TUMAWID, NAKAMAMATAY. This signage prolongs her decision making. In the process of finding the easiest way to cross to the other side, Eva meets a stranger, an old carpenter named Mang Caloy. The old man gives her options on how to make it to La Loma but she remains indecisive.


The heavy traffic caused by the occasion and the unpredictable pouring of heavy rains engage them into a more peculiar conversation. A coffee shop near the bus stop becomes their initial refuge and this is where they begin to share sentiments and funny stories about their past. Eva talks about her father`s death and her simple dreams as a hopia vendor. Mang Caloy breaks the serene conversation by telling the story behind the signage. An unpredictable revelation of the old man`s past marks the climax of the play. As the busy avenue becomes expansive again, an unexpected accident happens. This sudden death catches the ill-fated Eva in deep shock.

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August 12, 2011

8 PM

CAP Auditorium, 126 Amorsolo St., corner Rufino St., Legaspi Village, Makati City

Ticket Price P300 ONLY

For ticket reservations, please call/text Jha Briones at 0915.323.4521 / 0939.260.0309


Sunday, July 10, 2011

RE-STAGING of CCP Virgin Labfest's "ANG BAYOT, ANG MERANAO AT ANG HABAL-HABAL" and our very own "BAWAL TUMAWID,NAKAMAMATAY"


Teatro Expedicion De Filipinas

presents


"LOVEFEST"

TRIED,TESTED, STAGED PLAYS

Ang Pagbabalik!


Featuring: Ogie Braga`s "ANG BAYOT, ANG MERANAO at ANG HABAL-HABAL sa Isang Nakababagot na Paghihintay sa Kanto ng Lanao del Norte" and Joey Paras`"BAWAL TUMAWID,NAKAMAMATAY".


We are RESTAGING CCP VIRGIN LABFEST`s MOST SOUGHT AFTER Plays: Rogelio Braga`s

"ANG BAYOT, ANG MERANAO at ANG HABAL-HABAL sa Isang Nakababagot na Paghihintay sa Kanto ng Lanao del Norte" and our very own "BAWAL TUMAWID,NAKAMAMATAY" in a TWINBILL PRODUCTION for ONE NIGHT ONLY!


AUGUST 12, 2011 (8PM) CAP AUDITORIUM, 126 Amorsolo St., corner Rufino St., Legaspi Village, Makati City. Ticket Price: P300 ONLY.


This is your chance to see once again, ARNOLD REYES and JOEY PARAS on stage, together with the Cast of recently concluded Virgin Labfest 7 entry "BAWAL TUMAWID NAKAMAMATAY", featuring MR. LEO RIALP, MS. KIKI BAENTO and Teatro Expedicion De Filipinas Ensemble.


DON'T MISS IT!!!


For Ticket reservations and inquiries, pls text/call Jha Briones at 0915-3234521 / 0939-2600309 or email: teatroexpedicion@yahoo.com / janellynrica_briones@yahoo.com



SCENE FROM "ANG BAYOT, ANG MERANAO AT ANG HABAL-HABAL"

SCENE FROM "ANG BAYOT, ANG MERANAO AT ANG HABAL-HABAL"

Featuring

MR. ARNOLD REYES
and

MR. JOEY PARAS

SCENE FROM "BAWAL TUMAWID, NAKAMAMATAY"
featuring

MR. LEO RIALP

and
MS. KIKI BAENTO

with TEATRO EXPEDICION DE FILIPINAS ENSEMBLE


Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Teatro Expedicion De Filipinas: THEATER ARTS WORKSHOP

TEATRO EXPEDICION DE FILIPINAS
invites you to JOIN its


“THEATER ARTS WORKSHOP”

from August until November 2011.


This special workshop offers variety of programs for aspiring actors aged 18-45 years old to explore, learn, imagine, dream and most importantly enjoy the following courses: STAGE ACTING (Musical and Straight Plays), SCRIPT ANALYSIS, VOICE, MOVEMENT and PRODUCTION DESIGN (Costume Making, Make-Up, Set Design).

Teatro Expedicion Artistic Director, JOEY PARAS facilitates this workshop which will be held EVERY SATURDAY of the MONTH starting August 6, 2011 from 5PM until 10PM at United Church of Christ of the Philippines Chapel West Triangle Quezon City.

Workshop FEE:
Ph 3,500.00 ONLY for a MONTH (4 sessions)

For FIVE HOURS of RIGID TRAINING Each session

Schedule of Workshop: (5PM until 10PM)
August 6, 13, 20, 27
September 3, 10, 17, 24
October 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
November 5, 12, 19

VENUE
: United Church of Christ of the Philippines Chapel,
West Triangle Quezon City
(Landmarks: just below ONESIMUS billboard, near Merced Bakeshop, fronting Quezon Avenue flyover)

RECITAL: November 26, 2011 at CAP AUDITORIUM, Amorsolo Makati City

For inquiries on fees and enrollment procedures, please text Miss Jha Briones (Production Manager) at 0915-3234521 / 0939-2600309 and/or Ben Hernandez (Stage Manager) at 0915-2918144.

ENROLL NOW and be a part of this wonderful theatrical experience!

Monday, June 6, 2011

EM-POWER-MEANT: Borrowed Parts

Just one of the much-awaited performances in Teatro Expedicion De Filipinas' E-Workshop Batch 2, Grand Recital

"EM-POWER-MEANT".

JUNE 12, 6PM, CAP Auditorium, 126 Amorsolo St., Cor. Rufino St., Legaspi Village, Makati City.

WATCH OUT FOR MORE!! FREE ADMISSION!!! SEE YOU THERE!!!


For Inquiries, contact Jha Briones 09153234521

Monday, May 30, 2011

EM-POWER-MEANT


Presents

"EM-POWER-MEANT"

A montage of experimental performances

Featuring the New Teatro Expedicion Ensemble




Under the Direction of Joey Paras


Production Manager: Jha Briones

Assistant Production Manager: Japo Porcero

Overall Stage Manager: Ben Hernandez

Assistant Stage Managers: Ramil Pauig, Gerard Palparan and Renan Regencia

Musical Director: Mark Simbit

Choreographer: Bham Sumooc

Dance Captains: Lester Viterbo and Khrysta Diola

Set Designers: Floid Zulueta and Josh Soria

Costume Designers: CJ Mangahis and Janine Tolentino

Property Masters: Eva Madera and VJ Mendoza

Assistant Property Master: Nick Paz

Overall Spinner: Gerald Santos

Assistant Spinners: Maricar Basco and Diane Sy

Lights Designers: Love Briola, Cesar Batistis and Gimay Galvan

Make-up Artists: Vera Capiral and Jem Gonida

PR & Publicity: Christoper Baes, Trixie Dauz, Ecel Gonzales, JM Grafia and Jojie Israel

_________________________________________

Featuring 12 selected stories/skits in one night:

“SUOR CLARA” - Eva Madera and Mark Jones Simbit

“BORDERLINE” - Benedick Hernandez and Nickeizo Paz

“I CAN`T THINK OF IT RIGHT NOW” - Ramil Ramos Pauig and Khristen Veramarie Balagtas Capiral

BORROWED PARTS” - Anaya Gonida and Gerald Santos

BEIJING BIG MAC” - Chris Baes and Josh Soria

“DONUT” - Archie Gonzales and Ecel Gonzales

A PUBIC HAIR BY JOHNNY DEPP” - Gimay Galvan, VJ Mendoza and Trixie Dauz

"5...6..7...8" - Bham Sumooc and Jha Briones

TALENTS” - Lanie Layag, Maricar Basco, Jojie Israel, Khrysta Diola and Lester Viterbo

HANSEL AT GRETEL” - Renan Regencia, Janine Tolentino, Diane Sy and JM Grafia

DALAWANG AMA” - Cesar Batistis, Japo Porcero, Love Briola and Gerome Palparan

ANG KALUNGKUTAN NG MGA REYNA” - Christine Joy Mangahis, Floid Zulueta and Lester Viterbo

_________________________

June 12, 2011, Sunday 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM ONLY
CAP Auditorium, Amorsolo, Makati City

ADMISSION IS FREE!!!
STRICTLY FOR 18 YEARS OLD AND ABOVE
(Dialogues/scenes may have offensive/explicit materials)


*** This is an Advocacy Project of the veteran Film/Theater/TV Actor and Playwright, Mr. Joey Paras, so the event is free of charge. However, a donation box will be found on the auditorium's entrance and ANY monetary amount that you could share is greatly appreciated. ***


For inquiries, contact Jha Briones at 09153234521 or 09392600309


I am also inviting FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHERS who want to feature our show and take pictures during these performances (for free) and add on their portfolio. Interested parties may PM or contact me on the above numbers. Participating photographers/companies will be acknowledged at the end of the show.


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EMPOWERMENT is the process of increasing the capacity of individuals or groups to make choices and to transform those choices into desired actions and outcomes. Central to this process are actions which both build individual and collective assets, and improve the efficiency and fairness of the organizational and institutional context which govern the use of these assets.

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