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Pasand Apni Apni : A Play to help the Quake victims and Visually Impaired Children in Pakistan
An e-mail I received,
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Hello Friends,
Vision and Literacy Canada has been involved in helping the Visually Impaired Children in Pakistan for the last many years.
Dr. Kashif Zoberi began this by taking suitcase loads of eye glasses to Pakistan and providing free eye exams and glasses to children in Rawalpindi area. He has been helped in this by his family and his mother Zohra Zoberi, a member of the Writers Forum.
Vision and Literacy has since established a full fledged free eye clinic in Pakistan with the help of volunteers and donors.
They planned to to arrange a fund raiser for this Clinic and have now decided to share the proceeds with the earthquake victims.
The fund raising will be in the form of a Play on December 02, 2005.
I am enclosing details and request and recommend to support this noble cause.
Thanks.
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Bridging the Gap Presents
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A light hearted and comedic short play based on the published story ?Window Shopping?
Inspired by real life experiences, deals with arranged and love marriage issues
Expected Audience:
Suitable for entire families ? both young and young at heart! (Minimum Age: 8)
Especially young professionals curious to learn about lifelong partnerships!
Language Medium Used:
Urdu, Hindi, English or ?Minglish?
As is spoken everyday by our Pakistani and Indian youth community living in Canada
Artists:
Experienced and talented South Asian artists addressing an increasing community need by: enacting the confusion, excitement, and challenges faced on a day to day basis.
Prior to the play, musical component of our program will now change to:
A tribute to:
The school children affected by the Earthquake
Date: Friday December 2nd, 2005
Place: RBC Theatre at the Living Arts Centre, 4141 Living Arts Drive
Mississauga, Ontario L5B 4B8
Time: Reception: 7:30-8:00 p.m.
Seating Begins: 8:p.m.
Music & Entertainment Starts: 8:30 p.m. sharp!
Tel: ??? 905-306-6020
Attire: Dress according to your choice. Formal wear is accepted and expected!
Tickets: $25 only! Refreshments included
For advance booking please call: 905-450-9904 or 905-271-1224 (limited seating)
Proceeds will be donated to visually impaired needy children,
Including children affected by the recent earthquake!
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Hello Friends,
Vision and Literacy Canada has been involved in helping the Visually Impaired Children in Pakistan for the last many years.
Dr. Kashif Zoberi began this by taking suitcase loads of eye glasses to Pakistan and providing free eye exams and glasses to children in Rawalpindi area. He has been helped in this by his family and his mother Zohra Zoberi, a member of the Writers Forum.
Vision and Literacy has since established a full fledged free eye clinic in Pakistan with the help of volunteers and donors.
They planned to to arrange a fund raiser for this Clinic and have now decided to share the proceeds with the earthquake victims.
The fund raising will be in the form of a Play on December 02, 2005.
I am enclosing details and request and recommend to support this noble cause.
Thanks.
============================
Bridging the Gap Presents
:
A light hearted and comedic short play based on the published story ?Window Shopping?
Inspired by real life experiences, deals with arranged and love marriage issues
Expected Audience:
Suitable for entire families ? both young and young at heart! (Minimum Age: 8)
Especially young professionals curious to learn about lifelong partnerships!
Language Medium Used:
Urdu, Hindi, English or ?Minglish?
As is spoken everyday by our Pakistani and Indian youth community living in Canada
Artists:
Experienced and talented South Asian artists addressing an increasing community need by: enacting the confusion, excitement, and challenges faced on a day to day basis.
Prior to the play, musical component of our program will now change to:
A tribute to:
The school children affected by the Earthquake
Date: Friday December 2nd, 2005
Place: RBC Theatre at the Living Arts Centre, 4141 Living Arts Drive
Mississauga, Ontario L5B 4B8
Time: Reception: 7:30-8:00 p.m.
Seating Begins: 8:p.m.
Music & Entertainment Starts: 8:30 p.m. sharp!
Tel: ??? 905-306-6020
Attire: Dress according to your choice. Formal wear is accepted and expected!
Tickets: $25 only! Refreshments included
For advance booking please call: 905-450-9904 or 905-271-1224 (limited seating)
Proceeds will be donated to visually impaired needy children,
Including children affected by the recent earthquake!
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