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ECHO: A Poetic Journey Into Justice
2315 Durant Ave
Berkeley, CA
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ECHO: A Poetic Journey Into Justice
(** A Flip The Script Theater Project event to bring awareness to the horrors of sex slavery **)


ECHO is designed as a poetic theater performance to bring awareness to the horrific circumstances surrounding  sex slavery/trafficking.

The performance shines a light upon the extraordinarily similar threads which run between present day sex  slavery/trafficking and past day African-American slavery. The mirror is undeniable. Life has shouted out a brutalizing echo. A vile repeat.  An echo that has devastating and brutalizing effects upon our most glorious treasure....our youth.


ECHO seeks to search out the lessons of the past, bring the lessons into the future, speak to the need of restoration, and tweak hearts into action.

Featuring: Winnie Cheung, Kathryn Nichols, Grace Bognitini, Sonjay Odds-Eggleton, Kyla Shannon, Erin Lockett, Katie Gordon, and Sarai Theolinda Smith.

Louel Senores: Stage Manager
Serena O'Hara and Pam DeCarli: Set Design
Tammy Berlin: Costume Design
Gregory Scharpen: Sound Design
Gary Graves: Light Design
Regina Y. Evans: Writer/Director/Producer

The performance is co sponsored by the following organizations and individuals: M.I.S.S.S.E.Y, The Not For Sale Campaign, Chab Dai, Project Exodus, The Renew Project, Love Without An Agenda, The Underground Student Movement (Sequoyah Community Church), Nia Kotobalavu (Epic Bloom Foundation), and Sarai Theolinda Smith (Dreamcatchers Youth Director and M.I.S.S.S.E.Y. Co Founder).

ECHO performances are on the following dates: Friday, April 9th at 8pm, Saturday April 10 at 8pm (small group discussions to follow) and Sunday, April 11 at 5pm at the following venue space:  Central Works Theater (located in the Berkeley City Club) 2315 Durant Avenue, Berkeley, Ca.

Small Group Discussions led by the co sponsors will follow the event. Held in The Drawing Room (Berkeley City Club), room is adjacent to the theater.

Ticket price: 10 Dollars, Youth under 18 and Senior Citizens: FREE. (Please email: evans.regina@gmail.com to hold your reserved seat if you are a Youth under 18 or a Senior Citizen. Thank you!)

50 percent of event proceeds to  Dreamcatchers Runaway/Homeless Youth Service and M.I.S.S.S.E.Y.


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"Let us realize the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice." -Martin Luther King, Jr

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2315 Durant Ave
Berkeley City Club
Berkeley, CA
United States
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