EAST WINDSOR, NJ, July 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) Lemon Meringue is a moving, one-act rollercoaster ride through the therapeutic process of Rich, a typical guy from Long Island.
As Rich struggles to overcome the devastating effects of childhood sexual abuse, we witness his anger and pain slowly giving way to happiness and forgiveness.
This true story, told through music, dance and dialogue, illustrates one man's inspirational journey towards survival and finding, then healing, his inner child.
Written by Rich Ryan, with original music by Athena Reich, Lemon Meringue is a compelling success story that should not be missed. It will leave your heart soaring.
See Lemon Meringue, four shows, July 8th through the 10th at the Tada Theatre, 15 W. 28th Street between Broadway and 5th Avenue.
Keith Smith, author of Men in My Town, is a Stranger Abduction Sexual Assault Survivor and a Keynote Speaker on issues of child safety. The story of Keith's assault and his transition from sexual assault victim to survivor has been featured in newspapers and magazines and his program, "5 Steps You Can Take to Keep Kids Safe" has been discussed on radio and television. Keith has lobbied government officials to prevent cutbacks to programs serving child victims of sexual abuse and he's testified before the New Jersey State Senate Judiciary Committee promoting legislation that would eliminate the statute of limitations for sex crimes against children. He has fifteen years of service as a member of the Board of Directors of a non-profit, social service agency providing crisis intervention counseling to child victims of sexual assault, including six years as Board Chairman.
Keith Smith, Author of Men in My Town, Will be Appearing in Rich Ryan's Groundbreaking Play, Lemon Meringue, July 8-10th, at the Tada Theatre, 15 W. 28th Street in the Heart of NYC's Theatre District.
Rich Ryan's play Lemon Meringue offers a message of hope for victims and survivors of childhood sexual assault, their friends and family. Four shows at Tada Theatre, 15 W. 28th Street, NYC, July 8 at 7 pm; July 9 at 2 pm & 8 pm; July 10 at 1 pm.
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[Press-News.org] Keith Smith, Author of Men in My Town, Will be Appearing in Rich Ryan's Groundbreaking Play, Lemon Meringue, July 8-10th, at the Tada Theatre, 15 W. 28th Street in the Heart of NYC's Theatre District.Rich Ryan's play Lemon Meringue offers a message of hope for victims and survivors of childhood sexual assault, their friends and family. Four shows at Tada Theatre, 15 W. 28th Street, NYC, July 8 at 7 pm; July 9 at 2 pm & 8 pm; July 10 at 1 pm.