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Hello All,
I am writing to let you know about a free theater performance on
Saturday, August 7 at 7:30 p.m. by my theater group Youth for Asian
Theater. It's our fourth annual FREE performance at the Herbst Theatre,
401 Van Ness, and I would very much appreciate it if you could spread
the word or come to the show.

Check out our web site at www.yfat.webhop.org for more info.


Youth for Asian Theater presents disORIENT
Saturday, August 7, 2004, 7:30 p.m.
Herbst Theatre
401 Van Ness at McAllister, San Francisco
Admission FREE


The award-winning company of San Francisco's Youth for Asian Theater
brings you its fourth annual summer production disORIENT, an evening of
short plays and monologues from San Francisco's hottest teen
playwrights, performed by YFAT's award-winning company of young actors,
who nurture the plays from script to stage.
The up-and-coming playwrights-all 19 years and younger-have had their
works performed in over two dozen productions in cities such as Boston,
New York, New Haven, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and Santa Cruz.
Playwrights include Morgan Ho, Brianna Lee, Diann Leo, Pooja Patel,
Benjamin Piiru, Megan Shum, and 2004 Blank Theatre Young Playwrights
Festival winner Lauren D. Yee
The 2004 YFAT company includes Riley H. Chan, Timothy S. Cheng, Brendan
Eng, Alisa Farenzena, Melissa He, Morgan Ho, Florence Kwo, Brianna Lee,
Sel Lee, Diann Leo, Yvonne Li, Tony Liao, Jordan Lilienstein, Lisa Lin,
Lorraine Ling, Jean Long, Jeanne Mai, William Meng, Pooja Patel,
Benjamin Piiru, Megan Shum, Stella Tan, Constance Tang, Terence Thang,
Kathy Tom, David Tran, Alanna Wong, Crystle K. Wong, Lauren D. Yee, and
Amy Zeng
Executive director Lauren D. Yee established YFAT in 2001 at the age of
15 years old. Since then, YFAT continues to be an independent
student-run theater company that promotes pride in Asian heritage
through theater. Its company members range in age from 12 to 19 years
old and coordinate YFAT's vast summer production from start to finish,
for the sole purpose of making live theater accessible to the community.
Since its inception, YFAT has involved nearly four dozen youth in
theater and entertained and educated over 1,000 audience members. YFAT
molds urban youth into strong leaders and has seen its alumni go on to
attend schools such as Yale University, Wellesley College, UC Berkeley,
and UCLA.

Later!

RACER

It sounded cool, although I could not make it. Hope you had fun.