Back by popular demand, “A New Day” returns to Lineage Performing Arts Center (LPAC) in Pasadena on Saturday, Jan. 14, after a sold-out run in August. The show is at 7 p.m.
It has been 40 years since the first cases of AIDS were identified. Many have lost loved ones to this terrible scourge. But the stories, the humanity, and the memories live on with love in our minds and hearts.
In “A New Day,” Lineage dancers, actors, singers and musicians perform a dance/theatre/musical storytelling extravaganza that will ignite memory and celebrate unique lives.
A portion of proceeds will be given to the Phil Simon Clinic, a nonprofit organization operating within Huntington Memorial Hospital’s Outpatient Center. The clinic serves as a referral center for insured and uninsured persons infected with HIV/AIDS within the San Gabriel Valley.
The Clinic is staffed by board certified infectious disease and HIV specialists as well as highly experienced nursing and administrative personnel. Psycho-social support is available by clinical social workers experienced with HIV/AIDS. Adjunct services such as case management, home health and benefit evaluations are provided by the clinic’s close association with AIDS Project Los Angeles.
To get tickets for “A New Day,” visit www.lineagedance.secure.force.com/ticket/#/events/a0S3o00001IcosmEAB.
For more information, call (626) 844-7008.
