NEWS AND EVENTS
December, 2006 - The Lost Face, an independent feature starring Lisa Regina was screened at the NYC Independent Film Festival. Director, Emad Beshay was recently interviewed about the movie in News Blaze.
November, 2006 - Lisa was invited as a special guest speaker for the Filmmaker's Connection, sponsored by the Long Island Film Commission. She spoke about her professional experiences as both an actress and the process of coaching actors to work within the medium of film and television.
July, 2006 - Lisa Regina, wrote, directed and produced the first stage performance of A Write to Heal at CenterStage NY. Lisa is the founder and director of A Write to Heal, Inc. - a non-profit organization whose mission is to use the tools of writing and performance as an alternate way towards healing. The performance was received with overwhelming response. In 2007, Lisa will be staging performances in NY, NJ, CT and CA.
A Write to Heal, Performance Photos
at Sterling High School in Somerdale, NJ. The performance, written and directed by Lisa Regina, is a collection of stories, poems and music emerging from the true stories of women dealing with domestic abuse.
The March 16th performance, hosted by the Sterling Board of Education, presented in association with Genesis Counseling Centers and the Camden County Mayors Association will serve to educate the public and raise awareness for the wide spread social issue of domestic violence.
Sterling High School is located at 501 S. Warwick Rd, Somerdale, NJ 08083. Doors open at 7:00pm. Performance at 7:30pm. Due to sensitive subject matter, audience is restricted to ages 16 and above. Admission is $10.00, all proceeds donated directly to non-profit organization, A Write to Heal, Inc. Call (646) 514-2820 to reserve tickets.
On March 16th, 2007 Lisa Regina will present her stage play entitled
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A WRITE TO HEAL will be hosted by The Culture Project on Sunday, JULY 8th @ 8pm, 55 Mercer Street, NYC.
A Write to Heal is proud to announce the next upcoming performance as part of the Women Center Stage festival at The Culture Project. The July 8th show will be directed by Karen Kohlhaas, produced by Julianne Hoffenberg along with The Culture Project and Olivia Greer who will oversee the Women Center Stage festival at the Culture Project.
A WRITE TO HEAL will be hosted by The Culture Project
Sunday, JULY 8th @ 8pm, 55 Mercer Street, NYC.
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