What They're Saying About PGPC!

"The show achieves the innovation and freshness sought by many more seasoned writers and actors at the Fringe Festival. Gritty and honest, GirlPower is sure to encourage postperformance discussion among audience members of all ages and genders." - Carly Guarino (Time Out NY)

" A marvelous play that anyone can relate to, regardless of gender. Everyone should see this play. Men will gain a better understanding of the female perspective and women will realize that they are not alone, and that they all have GirlPower." - Sarah Schlesinger (The PLOG)

"Near the end (of the show), each girl contributes a couple of lines to the "The Theatre and I," giving their reasons why theatre is important to them. It's nice to hear Amber Rhabb state simply, "I think the theatre and I will be together forever." If that proves to be true, then we're lucky that theatre is going to be left in their generation's capable hands." -Nancy Kim (NYTheater.com)

"This Girl Power Ensemble indeed represents the voice of a generation. Hear them roar!" -Amanda Halkiotis (Theater Talk's New Theater Corps)

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Project Girl Performance Collective

E-Mail: ProjectGirlTheatre@gmail.com

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Project Girl Performs at the United Nations

The Collective at the United Nations "We Can Speak" Convention on Children's Rights from Dec 9 2009

Project Girl Performances

SUMMER 2010

THE FRINGE

Project Girl Performance Collective just celebrated a sold out run at the NY International Fringe Festival! Read the reviews here. PGPC would like to thank everyone involved in making our second appearance in the NY International Fringe Festival, a success!

FALL 2010

ESTROGENIUS FESTIVAL

Don't miss PGPC at Manhattan Theater Source Festival in October.

SPRING 2011

STATE THEATER OF NEW JERSEY

PGPC's Voices of Our Generation will be featured as part of the State Theatre of New Jersey's 2010-2011 Season. For more information and to order tickets for our April 11, 20111 performance, visit the State Theatre of New Jersey's website.

About PGPC

Project Girls Backstage at The Fringe

Project Girl Performance Collective empowers young women by creating a safe space to address contemporary social, political and cultural issues through the performing arts and written word. The Project Girl Performance Collective is committed to the idea of theatre and performance as a medium for awareness, action and social change.