November 01, 2017 – The JMJ Project: Last Portrait is one of the latest works of Passing Words, based in San Francisco, United States. This play challenges and delves into the beliefs of humanity, identity and existence. The organization has recently launched a campaign on Indiegogo, to crowdfund the project.
The play will be launched in 2018, in the winter season. It is based on the outstanding tale of endurance and survival of man, whether in a state of homelessness, or in a privileged condition or in a state of terminal illness. He keeps on searching for solutions to his existential problems, which direct him to the creation of art and establish a lasting legacy. The writings of the man are a result of the extraordinary journey of his life, and his constant search for some meaning in life.
Other than reflecting the life of the individual, the JMJ Project explores the themes of identity, social justice and the things that are supposed to be experienced and realized. The organization was created with the mission of producing theater that affirms life and questions identity as well as existence.
Contributors to the crowdfunding campaign can get various perks, including tote bag and t-shirt with the logo of the organization, pen set and journal with custom logo and a VIP package including premiere seating space and opening night refreshments.
About The JMJ Project: Last Portrait
Based in San Francisco, United States, the organization aims to crowdfund the JMJ Project – its first production – through its Indiegogo campaign. The organization wants funds to offer support to the production of the play, which would cover the expenses for set design, lighting, costumes, sets, performers, rehearsal space, theater rental, marketing and more. A Cash Grant from a Theater Bay Area partly supports this project.
For more information, further enquiries or for contributions to the campaign, please visit https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/passing-words-drama#/
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Passing Words has launched a campaign on Indiegogo to crowdfund its first production, the play “The JMJ Project: Last Portrait”.