WLOS Person of the Week: Rebecca Williams
Take a look at this great link to WLOS’s person of the Week.
This week they spotlighted Rebecca Williams and “Always Expect Miracles”.
Congratulations to Rebecca and the whole cast,
http://www.wlos.com/newsroom/potw/videos/vid_38.shtml?sms_ss=email
Stories from Asheville’s community re-told on stage
More great press from UNCA’s The Blue Banner:
www.thebluebanner.net/stories-from-asheville-s-community-re-told-on-stage-1.1162612
Original play tells Asheville stories
Follow this link to a great story in the Asheville Citzen Times:
http://www.citizen-times.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2010302090027
Tickets now on sale
Asheville, NC – Nearly 100 actors and performers have volunteered their time and talents to create a spectacular community play to benefit Homeward Bound of Asheville. The extravaganza, called “Always Expect Miracles,” is the first production of Homeward Bound’s newly-formed community performance project, Just Home in the Mountains (www.justhome.org) The production will be performed on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, plus Saturday matinees, from Feb. 11 until March 6, at the First Congregational United Church of Christ, 20 Oak Street in Asheville. Tickets are on sale now at the Pack Place Education, Arts, and Science Center (828-257-4500), with 100% of the proceeds going to benefit Homeward Bound of Asheville.
Here is the full release:
Always Expect Miracles
We are excited to announce our first play “Always Expect Miracles.” Based on stories gathered from Asheville residents, it is filled with true-life tales of colorful characters, civil rights leaders, famous ghosts, new neighbors and old timers.
