For Immediate Release

Los Angeles, CA, September 20, 2011 – WE HEART JAPAN is proud to announce a new act for WE HEART PERFORMING FOR JAPAN: “Who Wants to be a Sentai Super Villain?”

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be an evil monster on a TV show? Here’s your chance:

Dan Southworth and T.J. Rotolo will teach you how! Between the two of them, Dan Southworth (POWER RANGERS TIME FORCE, THE SCORPION KING, HALO 3 FULL COMBAT, DEVIL MAY CRY 4,) and T.J. Rotolo (DEAD RISING, MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD, KAMEN RIDER: DRAGON KNIGHT) have years of acting, voice acting, stunt work, motion capture work, and stunt coordination and choreography. Together, they bring their considerable stunt experience for a live demonstration with audience participation! That’s right – someone from the audience will get to learn how to fight like a super villain, sentai-style!

Joining award-winning singer & song-writer/actress Mari Iijima and the stellar English cast from Cowboy Bebop, Dan and T.J. are sure to bring a whole new dimension to WE HEART PERFORMING FOR JAPAN!

General admission tickets cost $40. VIP tickets with reserved seating and exclusive gift bags cost $60. Tickets can be purchased online here: https://weheartjapan.webconnex.com/performing

All proceeds will go to the “Japan NGO Earthquake Relief and Recovery Fund” which provides support to organizations in Japanthat are taking part in the relief effort, as well as to ensure longer-term support for local organizations working hard to rebuild their communities. Visit here for more details: http://www.jcie.org/earthquake

DATE: Saturday, October 1, 2011

TIME: 6:00pm – 8:00pm (5:00pm for pre-show activities)

LOCATION: Theatre of Arts Arena Stage, 1625 N. Las Palmas,Hollywood,CA90028

PRICE: General seating $40, VIP $60

For more information on this event, please visit our website or e-mail us at weheartjapancharity@gmail.com.

About WE HEART JAPAN

We Heart Japanis a collective of anime and comic industry professionals that hosts charity events to benefit Japanese earthquake and tsunami disaster relief efforts. More information can be found at www.weheartjapan.com.

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