In a play written and directed by: Prof. Raymond Coleman, "Message from an empty chair", the tragedy of drug abuse is provocatively illustrated through drama, dance and gospel.
November 14, 2003 (Press Release) --
PRESS RELEASE
For Immediate Release
Press Advisory Contact: Raymond Coleman, 787-787-0562; Ms. Moriama 787-720-6821
Message from an Empty Chair
Produced by: American Military Academy of Guaynabo Puerto Rico
Written and Directed by: Prof. Raymond Coleman
“Message from an Empty Chair” is an original “all English”, production written to address the problem of drug abuse among our youth. It is scheduled for production on December 12th, 2003 at the infamous Braulio Castillo Theatre located in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. The list of attendees is a who’s who of Puerto Rico.
This powerful thought provoking drama combines: Music, Dance and Acting to create a truly enriched and captivating performance. All the actors and players of this production are High School and Intermediate School students of American Military Academy, between the ages of 11 and 17 years of age.
The play focuses on a real life dilemma brought upon by drug abuse. While life has many problems and few answers, this play offers a solution that far too many of us have yet to realize. No matter what our problems in life we learn that there is always “hope” down the road waiting if we give it a chance.
Drug addiction has taken the lives of to many of our youth. Yes, they must learn
to say “NO” to drugs, but what of those who did not! Our young people must realize that there is much they can do to help those who have already been snared by the sting of drug abuse. They can stretch out their hands and help those who couldn’t help themselves.
Upon the plays conclusion there is a celebration of life, enriched with music and dance. We hope to have join us members of the entertainment community who by their presence alone will help fuel this momentous occasion.
For contact and more information regarding this event call: American Military Academy: Professor Raymond Coleman at (787) 720-6801 or (787) 787-0562.
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For Immediate Release
Press Advisory Contact: Raymond Coleman, 787-787-0562; Ms. Moriama 787-720-6821
Message from an Empty Chair
Produced by: American Military Academy of Guaynabo Puerto Rico
Written and Directed by: Prof. Raymond Coleman
“Message from an Empty Chair” is an original “all English”, production written to address the problem of drug abuse among our youth. It is scheduled for production on December 12th, 2003 at the infamous Braulio Castillo Theatre located in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. The list of attendees is a who’s who of Puerto Rico.
This powerful thought provoking drama combines: Music, Dance and Acting to create a truly enriched and captivating performance. All the actors and players of this production are High School and Intermediate School students of American Military Academy, between the ages of 11 and 17 years of age.
The play focuses on a real life dilemma brought upon by drug abuse. While life has many problems and few answers, this play offers a solution that far too many of us have yet to realize. No matter what our problems in life we learn that there is always “hope” down the road waiting if we give it a chance.
Drug addiction has taken the lives of to many of our youth. Yes, they must learn
to say “NO” to drugs, but what of those who did not! Our young people must realize that there is much they can do to help those who have already been snared by the sting of drug abuse. They can stretch out their hands and help those who couldn’t help themselves.
Upon the plays conclusion there is a celebration of life, enriched with music and dance. We hope to have join us members of the entertainment community who by their presence alone will help fuel this momentous occasion.
For contact and more information regarding this event call: American Military Academy: Professor Raymond Coleman at (787) 720-6801 or (787) 787-0562.
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