The power to change our world has many roads one can consider taking, but the most powerful tend to be the sharing of our personal stories from the journey.
On Saturday night a new theatrical work “As We Go On,” which originated from Ann Arbor’s LGBTQ community, will be on stage at Wealthy Theatre.
This evening of live storytelling delivered via performers on stage and those projected onto the screen is a presentation of the real life passages one goes through as a LGBTQ individual.
The performers on stage—from young to old—tell the stories of coming and being out. These staged tales are funny, witty, sad, infuriating, uplifting, and touching, reflecting the diversity of experiences that not just our LGBTQ can relate to but, in all honesty, something others will as well.
And while “As We Go On,” like all good theater, promises to deliver greater understanding and appreciation of others lives, a portion of each ticket purchased goes to supporting the Grand Rapids Community Foundation’s Our LGBT Fund.
To read more about “As We Go On” please visit
Cultured.GR’s article on the production. Advance tickets can be purchased
here.