9th Annual Potluck Festival

9th ANNUAL POTLUCK FESTIVAL

This year our talented playwrights will take audiences on an interactive journey winding in and out of the nooks and crannies of our home at St. Luke’s United Church.

Join us for an evening of theatrical exploration and our famous potluck dinner after-party.

Featuring our Tier 2 Playwrights’ Kitchen: Leon Aureus, Marjorie Chan, Lisa Li, and Elyne Quan

Also featuring Tier 1 Playwrights: Yiwei Hu, Susan Lock, Mayko Nguyen, Arlene Paculan, Miquelon Rodriguez, and Fan Wu

Saturday, June 9, 2012 – 7:30pm

St. Luke’s United Church
157 Carlton St. (at Sherbourne St.)
pay-what-you-can ($10 suggested minimum)
AT THE DOOR. CASH  ONLY.

Includes admission and post-show potluck reception.

Unfortunately, this event is not wheelchair accessible.

*Capacity is limited. First come, first served*
For more info call us at 416.920.2828 or email info@fu-gen.org

Hey Mr. DJ!

This blog post is third in a series that is profiling our incredible sponsors and talented community members leading up to our Zombie Prom fundraiser on February 25^th. Everyone you see profiled here is dedicated not only to supporting the development of Asian Canadian theatre, but also to building a stronger, truly multicultural Canadian community. fu-GEN certainly would not be the same without the support of these amazing people and organizations.

Today, I want to introduce you to our DJ. Meet Mr. Miquelon Rodriguez (aka Mickey, aka DJ Tronix). His twitter account describes him as "Music, comedy, video games, theatre, and sports all rolled up in a Filipino DJ", and he is second to none when it comes to personality. An outstanding member of the Asian Canadian theatre community, Mickey has been active in the Toronto theatre community since he graduated from York University a few years back. Mickey is multi-talented and has made a name for himself as a sound designer, composer, actor, and playwright. His recent credits include roles in Enter The Shadow (Break It Down) and Shotgun Wedding: The Musical (Carlos Bulosan Theatre), and composing for From Thine Eyes (Native Earth Performing Arts). In fact, Mickey is currently a member of fu-GEN's 9th annual playwriting unit, The Kitchen.

Mickey has been DJing since 1999, but has music in his blood having played piano, guitar and percussion since childhood. He has generously donated his services to fu-GEN and will be dropping beats at our Zombie Prom on Saturday night. You can find him on twitter by following @djtronix.

Tickets for Zombie Prom are still available! Get yours by contacting Jenna at the fu-GEN office. Call 416-920-2828 or e-mail jenna@fu-gen.org.