What's up everyone. Isn't it a great day today?! Actually---- I can't lie. I'm feeling quite angry about a bull shi*t ass article I just read. Which I'm sure many of you have already read. I'm not going to post that muther fuckin racist article up but let me just say it's an article on Yahoo regarding the gunman incident at Virginia Tech. There were a lot of things in that article that were unnecessary and only put in to provoke hatred amongst people. Also, there were a lot of emphasis on the ethnicity of this gunman. Had it been an anglo person, would they have said "Irish" or "German" man?! WTF?!! Anyway, I was really coming on here to invite you all to my next performance but I had to be real. Anyhow, here's the info. for my next show. Come if you can, I'd love to see you all. PREMIERES TOMORROW, APRIL 12 FROM THE ASHES PANGEA WORLD THEATER 7:30 p.m. written by Meena Natarajan and directed by Dipankar Mukherjee What does it mean to be an immigrant? What does it mean to yearn for a place that you’ve never been to? How does that change when something catastrophic happens, when you no longer feel welcome? featuring: Charla Bailey, Katie Herron, Annelize Machado, Alberto Panelli, Kiseung Rhee, Katie Vang and Ethan Xiong APRIL 12 – 29 (Thursday - Sunday) 7:30 p.m. Pangea World Theater 711 West Lake Street, Minneapolis BOX OFFICE – 612.203.1088. Tickets: $15/$12 (students and seniors) Special Group Discounts PAY WHAT YOU CAN – Thursday, 4/12, Sunday 4/15, and Thursday 4/19 Inspired by Voices from Silence: Personal Accounts of the Long-Term Impact of 9/11, a report by Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights, From the Ashes explores the reality of what it means to be searching for home, for something to believe in, and for causes to live for. From the Ashes is aesthetic theater piece that brings to the audience a cast as diverse as newly shaping US demographics. Using the immediacy of street theater as the idiom, From the Ashes explores the global question of migration and movement in a multi-lingual, physically charged performance with live music. Post-performance discussions following Friday and Saturday performances are co-sponsored by Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights Pangea World Theater illuminates the human condition, celebrates cultural differences, and promotes human rights by creating and presenting international, multi-disciplinary theater. Media contact Alekandra Ajdanic 612-822 0015 or aleksandra@pangeaworldtheater.org | 
