NEW ORLEANS, LA (September 19, 2014) - Southern Rep Theatre is proud to announce a partnership with Project Lazarus. For the preview performance of BROOMSTICK on October 3, $5 of each ticket sold will be donated to the local non-profit, which provides housing for people living with HIV/AIDS. Preview tickets are $25 dollars, and can be reserved by calling 504-522-6545, or visiting southernrep.com.

 

"We are excited to partner with Southern Rep Theatre and look forward to what this relationship will mean for our mission and our residents." - Kim Moss, Executive Director, Lazarus Project

 

 

ABOUT PROJECT LAZARUS
Project Lazarus is a home for people living with HIV/AIDS who have nowhere else to go. Founded in 1985 by the Archdiocese of New Orleans, Project Lazarus provides a beautiful home, tranquil meditation gardens, case management, substance abuse counseling, and educational programming to 23 residents at a time. Originally established as a hospice for people dying of AIDS, today, it is a place to live. Project Lazarus provides residents the resources they need to live successful, independent, healthy, and prosperous lives.

 

ABOUT BROOMSTICK
In a remote cabin deep in the woods, an old crone spins a spellbinding tale about her life, her love affairs, and her cursed reputation. Mischievously funny, dark, and just in time for Halloween, BROOMSTICK is the story of one woman who hovers in the shadowy space between good and evil fantasy and reality, and who, some say, may be a little too hungry for justice. BROOMSTICK is written by John Biguenet, directed by Amy Holtcamp, and features Liann Pattison. Performances run October 4-November 2, with previews October 1-3.

 

ABOUT SOUTHERN REP THEATRE
Now in its 28th Season, Southern Rep Theatre produces award-winning programs that are engaging, educational, and accessible for audiences of every socioeconomic background. Under the leadership of Producing Artistic Director, Aimée Hayes, Southern Rep Theatre's Mainstage Season work includes bold World and Regional Premieres as well as the best of Broadway, off-Broadway, and classic plays. Southern Rep Theatre's Lagniappe Series and "School to Stage Pipeline" of Arts Education Programs reflect the company's ongoing commitment to new play development by providing resources for students and burgeoning theatre professionals and supporting a more diverse theatre community. A mainstay of New Orleans' arts community, Southern Rep Theatre continues to build on its unique position as a sector leader, creative force, and important resource for contemporary American theatre.

 

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