Ft. Worth Soul Children's Theater presents "Life's Journey" an Original Choreopoem


\| Ft. Worth Teen Poets' Original Choreopoem "Life's Journey" Soul Children's Theater's latest production, entitled Life's Journey, features the original works of Brave New Voices, North Texas's premiere young-adult slam poetry consortium. This production showcases work performed during the group's recent trip to San Francisco where they represented Texas competing in the Brave New Voices (BNV) slam poetry tournament, a program of Youth Speaks Inc. August 4th and August 5th, 2011 Thursday at 8:00pm - Friday at 8:00pm Donations please. . Please come out and support these young poets’ return home after an amazing, once and a lifetime trip to California. And it's nice and cooooooool inside the theater. FORWARD TO A FRIEND

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