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Local teens write/perform original work & collect donations for foster care program!
Does Anybody Hear Her? at Selah Theatre Project
Meet some of the cast of an original play that was written right here in Front Royal, VA by our very own local teens. La Tasha Do’zia-Earley directs the show, as these teens light up the stage with an intense and very real performance. Watch video to learn more!
Performances: May 11 – 13 Time: 7pm
Place: Selah Theatre Project / 30 E. 8th Street / Front Royal Virginia 22630
Tickets available: https://www.artful.ly/store/events/11737
Ticket price: By donation $1.00 minimum
“Does Anybody Hear Her? reflects on the realities of a group of teens living a group home. With guidance from the house counselor and house manager, the teens weave in and out of emotions individually discovering self, independence, love, adoption and making hard decisions. *Note: This play is rated PG-13 for strong language, social issues and topics.”
Click on the event link below for more details:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1937300339823695
Special Donation Opportunity: At the performance there will be a collection of personal hygiene products to benefit Embrace Treatment Foster Care. If you are able and would like to help…the performing teens will be
collecting toiletries, deodorant, soap, shampoo, toothpaste, etc. Donations can be brought the night of the show to Selah Theatre.
Contact: info@selahtheatreproject.org
540-686-5185
Video featuring: Amazing teen performers and Tammy Ruggiero
Video created by: Jennifer Avery, Jenspiration LLC
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