The Rainbow Expo

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Presentations from the Attic Youth Center
Thursday August 12th, 2010 • 5:00-8:00 p.m.
* Forum Theater Performance at 7:00 *
at the William Way Center, 1315 Spruce
FREE! Call 215-545-4331 for more info.

The Attic Youth Center presents its Rainbow Expo, an event showcasing the work of Philadelphia's lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) youth, hosted by the William Way Center at 13th and Spruce Streets.

From 5:00 till 7:00, visitors can enjoy snacks, short presentations and displays created by teens working in the fields of silkscreen poster design, videography, and social justice theater, as well as their involvement in Philly's wider LGBTQ communities.

At 7:00 p.m., Serious Drama—the Attic's Forum Theater troupe—will present three short plays dealing with the struggles that LGBTQ youth face today: homophobia, assigned gender roles, harassment at school, violence on the street, and living on "the down-low." After the plays, the audience can engage in the Forum by stepping into the shoes of the actors and trying to change their characters' situations.


Admission to the Rainbow Expo is free. For more information, call the Attic at 215-545-4331.

Images of Philly in the Summer

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An Image Theater Workshop with Jo Kent-Katz & Morgan Andrews
Saturday August 7th, 11AM-3:30PM

at Studio 34 Yoga|Healing|Arts
4522 Baltimore Ave. West Philly
Suggested donation: $5-$20
No-one refused for lack of funds
To pre-register, call 215-730-0982
or email tophilly@gmail.com

Eating water ice and enduring heat waves; watching fireworks on a rooftop and waking up to the sound of gunshots; splashing in Logan Square Fountain and riding past closed public pools... What does Philly in the summer mean to you? Join your fellow Philadelphians as we explore this topic through the language of theater in a short workshop. We will play games, act out situations, and explore human sculpture techniques from Sociodrama and the Theater of the Oppressed. No previous theater experience is necessary.

Pre-register by calling 215-730-0982 or emailing tophilly@gmail.com. Please wear comfy clothes and bring a lunch to the workshop. And yes, Studio 34 is air conditioned.