ICT's Saturday Family Series to Present PROUD TO BE ME

By: BWW News Desk Aug. 15, 2017

ICT's Saturday Family Theatre Series presents a free performance of 'Proud To Be Me' on Sept. 9.

Proud To Be Me - We Tell Stories uses a trunk full of costumes, props, and "all sorts of junk" to bring three multi-ethnic folktales to the ICT stage. Part of International City Theatre's free Saturday Family Theatre Series. Suitable for all ages and perfect for back to school!

IF YOU GO:

PROUD TO BE ME
Performed by We Tell Stories
Presented by International City Theatre
ICT's free Family Theatre Series is made possible with support from the Port of Long Beach.

On Saturday, Sept. 9 at 11 a.m.

At International City Theatre
Long Beach Performing Arts Center
330 East Seaside Way
Long Beach, CA 90802

Free Admission!
For reservations, call 562-495-4595 ext. 103 or visit www.InternationalCityTheatre.org

Parking: $15 in adjacent parking structure, or metered street parking available

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