The Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival
a multicultural festival of solo artists
is now accepting submissions for its
19th Annual Festival
March 22-25, 2012

www.lawtf.org

More on the Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival:
LAWTF was founded in 1993 as an annual venue for solo multi-discipline
women performers. Inspired by Philadelphia's Women's Theatre
Festival(WTF), LAWTF was conceived following the National Women's
Theatre Festival, a satellite program, held at UCLA in 1992. Following
the close of the festival, co-founders Miriam Reed and Adilah Barnes
convened a group of solo artists to determine how they might
collectively support each other.

LAWTF identifies and satisfies a need for women artists to share their
individual voices, both culturally and experientially. Solo artists of
diverse disciplines including actors, dancers, story tellers,
performance artists, performance poets, sculptors and comedians, are the
reason why LAWTF is a celebration of women as artists and cherishes the
dignity of women in their roles as daughters, mothers and shapers of the
community.

The LAWTF, like many non profits, relies on the generosity of our
supporters, corporate donors, individuals and volunteers in order to
continue bringing educational workshops into the schools and surrounding
communities. Additionally, the support we receive goes a long way
towards allowing us to hold our annual festival featuring talented women
artists from around the world.

For more information, please visit the Festival Website: www.LAWTF.com
http://www.lawtf.com/