Centre Stage Hosts Autism Awareness Seminar After YOU ARE HERE 1/15

Centre Stage's New Play Festival will presents an Autism Awareness Seminar after xYOU ARE HERE by Steve Totland on Sunday, January 15, 2012 @ 3pm.

You Are Here tells the story of a father and son dealing with growing pains. Guy wants to leave for college and Roger wants life to stay as it is. Their life has not been easy. Roger's developmental disability has kept Guy from having a normal childhood. When they are faced with the most difficult decision of their lives, they must decide what is really important.

Centre Stage supports those overcoming the adversity of developmental disabilities by hosting a Talk Back Panel Discussion after the 3pm show on Sunday, January 15th. The panel will consist of:

Dr. Anne Kinsman, clinical psychologist, co-director Autism Wonders program, GHS-UMG Children's Hospital.

Dr. Jane Ford, clinical psychologist, Autism Wonders program, GHS-UMG Children's Hospital.

Craig Stoxen, President & CEO of the South Carolina Autism Society.

Susan Leiby, Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism Project Coordinator, South Carolina Autism Society, and host of today's panel.

Steve Totland's You Are Here was selected as the best out of over 200 submissions to the 2011 New Play Festival; an annual week-long competition hosted by Centre Stage.

TICKETS ARE ONLY
$5 FOR STUDENTS
AND $10 FOR ADULTS!

For more information visit www.centrestage.org
For Tickets call 233-6733

South Carolina Awards - Live Stats

Best Musical - Top 3

1. WATIRESS (Centre Stage)

14.1% of votes

2. THE COLOR PURPLE (Clark Nesbitt’s No Dream Deffered)

11.5% of votes

3. THE PRINCE OF EGYPT (Anderson University)

7.2% of votes

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