This December, Sining na Naglilingkod sa Bayan (SINAGBAYAN) , in its 9th year of offering educational theater to the people and as part of Sinagbayan's I-SERVE Disaster Response Program that coordinates with local chapters and people's organizations in areas of need, we present the musical play, “U AVE”.
U Ave (University Avenue) features the lives of a professor and three students whose friendship is challenged in a time where education is believed to be their only salvation from poverty and gain a fulfilled life. The musical especially aims to inspire students and out-of-school youth in responsively facing natural and man-made disasters.
To be staged in the Aldaba Recital Hall in the University of the Philippines- Diliman on December 12-13 3:30pm 7:30pm, the play is directed by Soc Jose.
Proceeds of the show will benefit typhoon-affected families of Marikina and of the Cordillera Region. You may also bring relief goods, segunda mano and donations during the show.
For ticket inquiries and on how else you can support, email us at sinagbayan@yahoo. com or contact Kathryn +63906.3504141.
Regards,
Joan Lerio
SINAGBAYAN Sining na Naglilingkod sa Bayan Art for the People
for the advancement of people's arts and culture
www.youtube. com/sinagbayan
www.sinagbayan. multiply. com
About the Director
Socrates Jose is a director, producer and actor on tv, film and theater since his youth in the 70s. A graduate of the Ateneo de Manila University, he had worked with respected directors and writers, among others Lino Brocka, Ricky Lee and Marilou Diaz-Abaya. As such, he has been involved in more than 100 productions that include Maynila: Sa Kuko ng Liwanag, Sa Pusod ng Dagat, Jose Rizal, Bagong Buwan, Let the Love Begin and Mulawin. Soc Jose is a member of the alliance Concerned Artists of the Philippines and recently directed the monologue play, Mrs. B in tribute to victims of human rights violations.
About Sinagbayan
Sinagbayan is a grassroots organization of young artists and cultural workers with the aim to create, develop and popularize a people’s arts and culture. Since its foundation in the year 2000, it has mounted theater productions and conducted free art workshops in schools and communities in Metro Manila and the provinces.
U Ave (University Avenue) features the lives of a professor and three students whose friendship is challenged in a time where education is believed to be their only salvation from poverty and gain a fulfilled life. The musical especially aims to inspire students and out-of-school youth in responsively facing natural and man-made disasters.
To be staged in the Aldaba Recital Hall in the University of the Philippines- Diliman on December 12-13 3:30pm 7:30pm, the play is directed by Soc Jose.
Proceeds of the show will benefit typhoon-affected families of Marikina and of the Cordillera Region. You may also bring relief goods, segunda mano and donations during the show.
For ticket inquiries and on how else you can support, email us at sinagbayan@yahoo. com or contact Kathryn +63906.3504141.
Regards,
Joan Lerio
SINAGBAYAN Sining na Naglilingkod sa Bayan Art for the People
for the advancement of people's arts and culture
www.youtube. com/sinagbayan
www.sinagbayan. multiply. com
About the Director
Socrates Jose is a director, producer and actor on tv, film and theater since his youth in the 70s. A graduate of the Ateneo de Manila University, he had worked with respected directors and writers, among others Lino Brocka, Ricky Lee and Marilou Diaz-Abaya. As such, he has been involved in more than 100 productions that include Maynila: Sa Kuko ng Liwanag, Sa Pusod ng Dagat, Jose Rizal, Bagong Buwan, Let the Love Begin and Mulawin. Soc Jose is a member of the alliance Concerned Artists of the Philippines and recently directed the monologue play, Mrs. B in tribute to victims of human rights violations.
About Sinagbayan
Sinagbayan is a grassroots organization of young artists and cultural workers with the aim to create, develop and popularize a people’s arts and culture. Since its foundation in the year 2000, it has mounted theater productions and conducted free art workshops in schools and communities in Metro Manila and the provinces.
