Once again, the Center’s Annual Expressive Arts Performance will prove that creativity is not bound by disability.
On Friday , May 21st, “Masquerade” will be presented at the Alfred and Rose Miniaci Performing Arts Center at Nova Southeastern University.
The event will feature an exhibition of original artwork, an arts & crafts station for guests to create their own Masquerade masks, and an original musical performance. Guests will have the opportunity to meet the Center’s artists at the cocktail reception while enjoying the exhibition of the Ann Storck Center’s Permanent Collection as well as pieces focusing on the “Masquerade” theme of the evening. Following the exhibition and reception, guests will experience the immense creativity of the participants in the Center’s Expressive Arts Program in the musical performance “Masquerade.” The musical will feature original songs, scripts, and sets created by the program participants.

The Annual Expressive Arts Performance increases self-esteem and provides an opportunity for the unique accomplishments of individuals with developmental disabilities to be showcased in this annual event. “The show is important because it ensures that the creative experiences provided at the Center’s Expressive Arts Program can be shared with our surrounding community,” said Stacey Lorea, Director of Expressive Arts and Marketing. “It gives our benefactors and donors the opportunity to see their impact on the lives those we serve.”

For more information on the Annual Expressive Arts Performance as well as information on sponsorship opportunities and ads for the playbill, please contact Stacey Lorea at 954/584-8000 x349 or at expressivearts@ascfl.org.
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