DRAMA-QUEENS
Mariammen Pugal Maalai
AMERICAN BETIS
WOMEN OF THE MAHABARATA
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Peace and Greetings!
As with the new year, Hope and Aspirations are renewed. We at the RCC wish you well for the new year and extend a special invitation to you and your organization to be part of a collaborative Performance series of programs in the South Queens community. This special initiative draws upon the resources of our collective strengths and enable the various companies to provide repertoires that will meet with many of the new funding guidelines. It is our expressed hope that through working collaboratively our artistes, technicians and administrative theater staff will have prolonged work and that the communities will benefit from quality and consistent theatrical program applicable to our surroundings. In this regard we introduce you to "Theater n' Queens" An ongoing series of productions featuring various groups presenting select works over an extended period. We hope that we have grasped your interest and furthermore, hope that you would like to participate in this endeavor. If you are interested please contact us at... and we will send you an invite to an informational meeting. In unity there is strength and much to offer. Let us dare to dream and dream well beyond our current circumstances. Malcolm Hall, Program Director DRAMA 'n QUEENS TEAM The Rajkumari Cultural Center (RCC) is a leading
non-profit, multi-arts organization revitalizing the cultural and artistic life
of Caribbean and South Asian immigrant communities through
grassroots and research-based arts-education programs, presentations and
festivals. The RCC was founded by the late Gora Singh, A.A.
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The Rajkumari Cultural Center, Inc. 122-09 Liberty Ave, 2nd Fl, Richmond Hill, NY 11419
P: 347.484.5839 E: [email protected] W: rajkumari. weebly.com
P: 347.484.5839 E: [email protected] W: rajkumari. weebly.com
