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Pocket Full of Posies

Beth is a woman whose struggle to heal her inner child manifests by being confronted by various version of her younger self (at the most inconvenient of times.) Beth must learn how to stop being distracted and haunted by her own memories of childhood in order to move forward and discover the type of mother she wants to be.

Pocket Full of Posies was written for Atlanta theatre company Act for a Change as part of their "Hide and Seek" festival benefitting the charity The Mother's Advocacy Project. The show ran at The Windmill Arts Center June 9-11th, 2022.   

The play embodied the theme the company was looking for by addressing the way hiding from and searching for pieces of ourselves follows us into adulthood, while addressing that not every woman instantly feels a natural comfortability to becoming a mother.  

Cast: Natalia Perez, Jade Crosby, and Pierre Boncy. Directed by Katelin Chesna.

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Act for a Change

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"Do you believe in the power of storytelling? Act for a Change raises funds for charities by creating original live productions and brand videos that spotlight each charity’s cause. So far, we’ve produced 8 original theatrical shows with the amazing support of Atlanta's best actors, writers, and directors to benefit local charities and inspire audiences to take action."

- Act for a Change Inc.

https://actforachange.org/

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