Breast Cancer Diaries is a a compilation of stories of women (and men) who’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer; sharing their thoughts, fears, and voices, including voices from those who are no longer with us.
Though breast cancer is one of those topics people want to sweep under the rug, this “dramedy” will share a little bit of drama and a whole lot of comedy, reminding you of the conquering spirit that is within us all.
Whether you’re the one diagnosed, man or woman, friend or medical provider, Breast Cancer Diaries will provide you with new insights and leave you with hope for the future…and hope for a cure…as it reminds us of the power of love, faith, and that there’s more to women (and men) than this disease.
Breast Cancer Diaries is perfect for women and men (with or without cancer), their families and loved ones, as well as medical physicians, holistic practitioners, and anyone who works with–or plans to work with breast cancer.
PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS BELOW
| General Admission $35 |
| OCTOBER 5, 2019 — Saturday 7:00 – 8:30 pm Doors open at 6:00 pm |
OCTOBER 22, 2019 — Tuesday 7:00 – 8:30 pm Doors open at 6:00 pm |
| Hampton Inn & Suites 1120 South Ave Staten Island NY |
TADA! Theater 15 West 28th Street Manhattan, NYC |
VIP & Cast Party $75 — STATEN ISLAND ONLY VIP/Cast Party includes: tickets for the Play, DJ & dancing, appetizers, cash bar, Swag Bags and much more! 9:00 PM – Midnight You can also purchase ticket(s) to be donated to cancer patients.VIP PARTY TABLE FOR 4 — $300 |
* Written by: Dr. Charley Ferrer with contributing author Debra Santulli-Barone
* Director: Helene Montagna
* Video Producer: Dr. Charley Ferrer with Nydia Marcella, 5-time Emmy Award Nominated Producer of Think Happy Media
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 Mid Island Rotary Club Staten Island New York |
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Breast Cancer Diaries – The Play is made possible (in part) by a DCA Premier Grant from Staten Island Arts, with public funding from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
July 8, 2019