Goodwill To Receive Donations Through Hollywood Musical

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In an effort to find creative ways to bring attention to charitable need during the recession, Hollywood theatrical company theTRIBE has chosen to use is next musical, WORKING, as a vehicle to raise funds for Goodwill.

Hollywood, CA (I-Newswire) May 16, 2011 - In an effort to find creative ways to bring attention to charitable need during the recession, Hollywood theatrical company theTRIBE has chosen to use is next musical, WORKING, as a vehicle to raise funds for Goodwill.

All profits from the show (by Stephen Schwartz, composer of WICKED and GODSPELL) will be donated to Goodwill of Southern California.

WORKING is a touching, funny, and honest musical about how Americans view their jobs (or lack thereof), and the cast and crew are using it to bring focus to Goodwill, an organization responsible for helping thousands find work and affordable work clothes.

States cast member Christopher Chase, "It's my hope that an evening of entertainment will open people's minds to the reality of need that surrounds us. Maybe seeing on-stage examples of empowered employed people will show people how important it is to support Goodwill's efforts to find people jobs...especially right now."

Aside form purchasing a ticket, patrons will be able to further support Goodwill through concession purchases (all profits also going to Goodwill) and by contributing to the envelopes the cast will present in the lobby following each show.

WORKING the musical
June 3 - July 10
Part of The Hollywood Fringe Festival
www.theTRIBEproductions.org

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