WE TELL THE BIGGER STORY

Public Awareness Theater  came to our Job Corps Center to present the play  Sunset High. The play dealt with issues our youth deal with on a daily basis. Our students really enjoyed the performance.

The First Semester made a great impact on our students’ first impression of university life. The play was both entertaining-we laughed, and educational-we learned. I look forward to working with you in the future.

The First Semester captured our student’s attention and kept them engaged.  The play was informative and inspiring to the students.  You continuously motivate our students and make them excited about their first semester on our campus.

On behalf of the TCU Office of Intercultural Education and Services, I thank you for coming to TCU and performing I’m Saved. The production was outstanding and exceeded our expectations.

I was so impressed with your troupe’s presentation of Sunset High, and their ability to tackle so many issues in one play. Thank you for educating our students.

Our chapter collaborated with Public Awareness Theater in hosting the original stage play Love Doesn’t Have To Hurt. The play served as an opportunity to raise awareness regarding domestic violence, as well as a fundraiser for our organization.  We were entertained by a stellar production company, with passionate acting, and a compelling story.

The play, Sunset High, is an effective portrayal of challenges that many youths face today. I, along with students appreciated the tragicomic style of the play in that it conveyed a serious message that was mixed with a strand of comedy.

The students spoke very highly of your play The First Semester. They benefited enormously from the service that Public Awareness Theatre has provided.

The productions Sunset High and Love Doesn’t Have to Hurt have been presented at Ebenezer. If you are looking for a “game-changer” in your efforts to serve humanity, let me personally recommend Public Awareness Theater as a critical tool which serves the present age.