Wow! What a great performance by Ellen Snortland in her Pulitzer Prize-nominated play, “Now That She’s Gone.”
Bob Ballard & Ellen Snortland
Everyone loved the play and the art work we displayed. Rather than just write about an experience that is difficult to describe, I thought I’d just post some great photos taken at the event.
The show is about to begin
We showed some of the art work collected on our tour of the shelters and displayed some clips from our video.
Guests arrive at information table with Nancy Black-Hernandez
Visitor admiring the art work.
Close up view of amazing painting from LA Mission
Bob answers questions about the Project
Bob introduces Ellen
Ellen is into it!
Cheerleader!
Buckskin Ellen!
Triumph!
Hope you enjoyTHIS show! If you didn’t catch the play, don’t worry, we are working on creating another performance on the California Central Coast!
A BIG thank you to everyone who supported this event. We are very grateful. A very Special thank you to all our volunteers: Roslyn Scheuerman, Charlotte Janus, Nancy and Isaac Black-Hernandez, Wendy Kaysing and Sue Molenda.
Photos by Isaac of Mercury Press and Wendy.
Also, we are very grateful to David Brainard, Executive Director of Victoria Hall Theater for his support of the Project and this event.
Wow, this event looks FABULOUS!!! I hope to see the performance at The Little Theatre in San Luis Obispo soon!
Blessings,
Rev. Cynthia
My hubby and I attended Ms. Snortland’s performance, and were alternately crying and in stitches. She really ran the gamut of what it’s like to be raised by a Mom who may have a few difficulties expressing her love and affection. We loved the show! Thanks, Bob, Ellen and all who made it possible.
Blessings and prayers to our Santa Barbara neighbors.
Kenyon Taylor