Tickets?
Go to http://www.cityboxoffice.com or call 415.392.4400
$28 students & seniors; $38 general admission; $100 VIP seating. 10% discount on groups of 10 or more.

Can't make it?
Consider sponsoring a domestic violence agency or shelter resident so they can attend the show. Go to http://www.ffwn.org/events to sponsor. Email vday@ffwn.org or call 415.935.4FWN for questions.

The brave women and men of V-Day FWN 2011

1. Bennie Lou Quevedo
2. Beverly Uptont, Executive Director, Domestic Violence Consortium
3. Channy Ith, Administrative Assistant
4. Charmaine Manglicmot, Soulciety
5. Cristina M. Ibarra, Student, SF University HS
6. Diana Reyes, Manager, California Corporate Affairs, Chevron Corporation
7. Edcelyn Pujol, Financial Consultant, Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
8. Dr. Emily Murase, Executive Director, San Francisco Dept. on the Status of Women and San Francisco School Board Commissioner
9. Estrella Alan-Stephens, President & Co-Founder, Rizal High School Alumni Association of North America
10. Fiona Ma, Speaker pro Tempore, Assemblywoman, California District 12
11. Joy Neu, Wife, Mother
12. Julianne Hadfield, MFW Writing Student, University of San Francisco
13. Julie D. Soo, Esq., Senior Staff Counsel, California Dept. of Insurance; Commissioner, SF Commission on the Status of Women
14. Laarni San Juan, Public Health Nurse, San Mateo County Health Department
15. Liz Aguilar Tarchi, Esq., Assistant District Attorney, San Francisco
16. Maria Rabuy Inciong, Student Admin Systems Manager, Stanford University
17. Patricia Bovan, Esq., Board Member, FRIENDS of the San Francisco Commission on the Status of Women
18. Rosie Josue
19. Sabrina T. Fitranty, Correspondent & Marketing, Kabari Media
20. Shinta Lim, Financial Services Professional, Mass Mutual Financial Group
21. Sonia T. Delen, Senior Vice President, Banc of America Leasing
22. Sydney Jimenez, Auditor, Lavante
23. Teresa M. Ibarra, Student, Chinese American International School
24. Theresa Noriega-Lum, Finance Director, BlackRock
25. Tina A. Maninang, Pediatric Registered Nurse, UCSF Children's Hospital
26. XuanThu Pham, Marketing Director, Stanford University

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

• Elena Buensalido Mangahas, Co-Chair, Little Manila Foundation
• Marily Mondejar, President, Filipina Women's Network

DIRECTORS

• Ken Marquis, Team Manager, George P. Johnson Company
• Genevieve Jopanda, Field Representative, Office of Fiona Ma, Spreaker pro Tempore

V-Day FWN Executive Committee

• Executive Producers: Marily Mondejar and Elena Buensalido Mangahas
• Senior Director: Ken Marquis
• Director: Genevieve Jopanda
• Art Director: Al S. Perez, Commissioner, SF Entertainment Commission
• Producerr: Leah L. Laxamana, FWN Fellow
• Web and Social Media Strategist: Franklin M. Ricarte

V-Day FWN Production Committee (San Francisco)

• Music Director: Charles Wang, Cellist
• Production Office: Genevieve Dwyer, President, Genevives Wines & Jason Ricarte, Student, San Francisco State University
• Photographer: Scott R. Campbell, SRC Productions, LLC
• Rehearsal Donors: Rebecca Delgado Rottman,
Vice President, Community Relations, Academy of Art University; Josephine Romero, Philippine Trade Commissioner

V-Day FWN 2011 Beneficiaries

• V-Day Spotlight 2011: Women and Girls of Haiti
• My Sister's House
• Filipinas Against Violence

About Filipina Women's Network

The Filipina Women's Network (FWN) is the non-profit association for women of Philippine ancestry based in the U. S. FWN strives to enhance public perceptions of Filipina women's capacity to lead, change biases against Filipina women's leadership abilities and build the Filipina community's pipeline of qualified leaders, to increase the odds that some will rise to the President position in all sectors.

About V-Day

V-Day is a global movement to end violence against women and girls that raises funds and awareness through benefit productions of Playwright/Founder Eve Ensler's award winning play The Vagina Monologues and other artistic works.

In 2009, over 4200 V-Day benefit events took place produced by volunteer activists in the U.S. and around the world, educating millions of people about the reality of violence against women and girls. To date, the V-Day movement has raised over $70 million and educated millions about the issue of violence against women and the efforts to end it, crafted international educational, media and PSA campaigns, launched the Karama program in the Middle East, reopened shelters, and funded over 11,000 community-based anti-violence programs and safe houses in Democratic Republic Of Congo, Haiti, Kenya, South Dakota, Egypt and Iraq.

V-Day was named one of Worth magazine's "100 Best Charities" in 2001 and Marie Claire's "Top Ten Charities" in 2006. The 'V' in V-Day stands for Victory, Valentine and Vagina.