When “FAT” Runs in the Family
Don’t miss Joy Marie Conway’s one woman show “FAT” on Friday, December 9, 2011 at the
Conway will explore the cultural norms and family belief systems that frame gender, race, weight and identity. The play is just one aspect of a larger movement encouraging women to embrace healthy and realistic representations of their bodies. There is a facebook page soley dedicated to an unapologetic body.
Conway touches on the issues of self-care for Black Women and our emotional connections to our diet, weight loss and the greater impact on health in the black community.
For more information on “FAT” visit http://cereusarts.com/
$20 Advanced Tickets available at
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