Project Girl Performance Collective and Co-Op Theatre East present: GIRLPOWER: SURVIVAL OF THE FITTESTcreated and performed by the Project Girl Performance Collective directed by Ashley Marinaccio and Jessica Greer Morris edited by Elizabeth Koke and Lara Gold assistant directed/stage managed by Katherine Sommer and Alexa Winston
featuring:
Emily Rupp, Lillian Rodriguez, Andira Rodriguez, Dominique Fishback, Stacey Oliver, Amber Tiara Rhaab, Samantha Phillips, Camille Theobald, Katherine Scott, Kristen Gonzalez, Arianna Hanson, Nora Kennedy, Deanna Alexandra, Kaylyn O'Gara, Dailyn Santana, Kristina de Mora
The New York International Fringe Festival – FringeNYC a production of The Present Company
SUN August 15th @ 2:00pm THUR August 19 @ 4:45pm FRI August 20 @ 4:00pm SAT August 21 @ 7:15pm *THUR August 26 @ 4:00 pm
*Followed by a moderated talkback with cast/crew
Tickets: $15
The Robert Moss Theatre 440 Lafayette Street, 3rd Floor
GirlPower: Survival of the Fittest is an empowering, ensemble-driven collection of words written and performed by teenagers, struggling with issues they face growing up in today's world. In deeply personal material based on real interviews and experiences, the young women explore topics such as peer pressure, body image, being an outcast, different, flawed, and full of dreams for the future. They share their perspectives on love, relationships, current events, the future and creating change. Audiences can expect to walk away with a renewed sense of their own empowerment, regardless of age and gender.
"The show achieves the innovation and freshness sought by many more seasoned writers and actors at the Fringe Festival. Gritty and honest, GirlPower is sure to encourage postperformance discussion among audience members of all ages and genders." - Carly Guarino (Time Out NY - 2009)
About the Project Girl Performance Collective:
The Project Girl Performance Collective empowers young women by creating a safe space to address contemporary social, political and cultural issues through the performing arts and written word. The Project Collective is committed to the idea of theatre and performance as a medium for awareness, action and social change. www.projectgirlperformancecollective.org.
About Co-Op Theatre East:
Co-Op Theatre East believes in the power of art to foster a dialogue for social change. We provide an entertaining performance forum in which to ask evocative, challenging questions of artists and audiences on our way to creating collaborative answers. www.cooptheatreeast.org
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