Road to Hope – Outhwaite Homes

Celebrate Hope. Honor History. Inspire Change.

March 25, 2017

2:00 - 5:00pm, Outhwaite Homes Community Center, 2452 East 46th Street, Cleveland, OH 44104

FREE AND OPEN TO ALL

View short works of theatre, spoken word, music and dance that celebrate hope, honor Cleveland’s social justice heritage and engage with important issues of our time. ROAD TO HOPE will feature Outhwaite Homes' very own Brick City Theatre youth ensemble in their original play, "The Mayor, The Brother, The Grandmas and The Wise People of Outhwaite Homes," inspired by the lives and legacy of Louis and Carl B. Stokes who grew up at Outhwaite Homes in the 1940’s. ROAD TO HOPE will be a vibrant celebration of community, hope, history and Cleveland’s connection to social justice issues of the past and present.

ROAD TO HOPE at OUTHWAITE HOMES is a prelude to Cleveland Public Theatre’s fourth annual Station Hope celebration on April 29 at St. John’s Episcopal Church.

ROAD TO HOPE at OUTHWAITE HOMES is presented in a partnership with Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA).

ROAD TO HOPE | OUTHWAITE HOMES

SATURDAY, MARCH 25 | 2 – 5 PM

A TASTE OF STATION HOPE… IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD!

Featuring performances by:

Hue People Vocal Ensemble, Inlet Dance Theatre, Cleveland Public Theatre’s Brick City Theatre – Outhwaite Homes: Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority, Robin Pease and Kulture Kids, Kalim Hill, Cleveland Public Theatre’s Brick City Theatre – Lakeview Terrace: Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority, Cliff Holt, Ma’Sue Productions, and Twelve Literary and Performative Arts Incubator

Experience Road To Hope at Outhwaite Homes

Click here or on the thumbnail above to watch a video montage featuring

many of the incredible performances at Road to Hope at Outhwaite Homes.

CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE STATION HOPE 2017 EVENT PAGE

ABOUT STATION HOPE

One night a year, 250 artists from across Northeast Ohio inhabit historic St. John’s Episcopal Church—Cleveland’s first authenticated Underground Railroad site and a beacon of freedom symbolizing the city’s social justice heritage. Station Hope celebrates hope and addresses many of the most important issues of our time through powerful theatre, spoken word, dance, music and multimedia performances inspired by contemporary issues of freedom and justice. Audiences are invited to explore the historic buildings and surrounding grounds while visual art installations, choir performances and other interactive activities set the atmosphere around the church.