Check out the charity staged showcase event of Eric's feature length screenplay!
Admission is FREE!
Suggested donations of $5 or more towards The Trevor Project
honoring the memory of Lawrence King are accepted and appreciated!
Admission is FREE!
Suggested donations of $5 or more towards The Trevor Project
honoring the memory of Lawrence King are accepted and appreciated!
Written and Produced by: Eric Casaccio Directed by: Stacy Marr and Eric Casaccio
ONE WEEKEND ONLY!
Friday, June 20th and Saturday, June 21st @ 8pm
Sunday, June 22nd @ 7pm
The Gay and Lesbian Center -- Renberg Theatre
1125 N. McCadden Place
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Reservation Line: (323) 491-0325
For additional information, click above to the left on Synopsis, Cast & Crew, Creative Team and Celebrity Host Zen Gray!
A suggested $5 or more donation towards The Trevor Project honoring the memory of Lawrence King is accepted and appreciated.
"Letting go of the past has always been a tough thing for me. The tragic loss of Lawrence King brought back the torment I experienced in school...the spit balls in my face, being called "fee fee the faggot", the fear of using the bathroom, etc. Now these kids have guns. An innocent life was taken for simply being who he is. God bless Lawrence for not being ashamed of his sexuality. I wish I was as brave as him when I was his age. Turning my showcase into a charity event honoring his memory is my way of letting go and has put my life in a wonderful perspective." -- Eric Casaccio
Friday, June 20th and Saturday, June 21st @ 8pm
Sunday, June 22nd @ 7pm
The Gay and Lesbian Center -- Renberg Theatre
1125 N. McCadden Place
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Reservation Line: (323) 491-0325
For additional information, click above to the left on Synopsis, Cast & Crew, Creative Team and Celebrity Host Zen Gray!
A suggested $5 or more donation towards The Trevor Project honoring the memory of Lawrence King is accepted and appreciated.
"Letting go of the past has always been a tough thing for me. The tragic loss of Lawrence King brought back the torment I experienced in school...the spit balls in my face, being called "fee fee the faggot", the fear of using the bathroom, etc. Now these kids have guns. An innocent life was taken for simply being who he is. God bless Lawrence for not being ashamed of his sexuality. I wish I was as brave as him when I was his age. Turning my showcase into a charity event honoring his memory is my way of letting go and has put my life in a wonderful perspective." -- Eric Casaccio
Poster by Sonia Keshishian -- www.soniakeshishian.com