Welcome!
Ripple Effect is dedicated to creating a connected, communicative, and compassionate world through staged theatre works that ask pivotal questions. Combining the partnering with organizations that make a difference in human rights and mounting these shows, we dare our audience to move from apathy to action, creating a RIPPLE EFFECT in the larger community and world.
We take on works that tackle themes and issues such as gay rights, violence against women, race-equality, sex trafficking, substance abuse, addiction, family love, romantic love, hunger, animal abuse, religious warfare, etc. Our aim is to educate and empower our diverse audience by providing information and advocating for relevant organizations; because the difference we make is only as powerful as the ripple effect we create.
There are three components!
PHILANTHROPY: Each of our theatrical productions donates a percentage of the proceeds to an organization that coincides with the theme of the play!
COMMUNITY: We provide FREE, educational theatre to students in the local community.
GLOBAL EDUCATION: Our aim is to make our work global! We are committed to conducting workshops around the world with underpriveledged youth!
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OUR NEXT PRODUCTION!
This Production of Robert Anderson's "Tea and Sympathy,"
will ask the question, "What Does it Mean to be a Man?"
Event Details:
Place: Beckman Theatre. 314 w.
54th st between 8th and 9th ave,
2nd fl.
Dates: February 29th-March 4th. All shows at 8pm with 3 pm shows on March 3rd and 4th.
Tickets: $20/ticket, $15/ticket for a group of 10 or more.
TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED HERE:
A portion of box office proceeds
will benefit The Trevor Project!
