‘Angry Insecure Men’ the stage production is being presented on November 6th and 7th at 8:00pm in Los Angeles at The Wilshire Ebell Theatre at 4401 W.8th Street,Los Angeles, CA. The production is a true life story of the writer Angel Terron who was a victim of domestic abuse in three different relationships throughout the course of 12 years. The stage production takes you through the short course of events in each of the relationships. Mari is played by actress BETH PAYNE (Maya & Miguel,Baby Geniuses & the Space Baby, A Mother’s Love) is struggling for answers.
Mother Rose in this production is played by actress JACKIE CHRISTIE (Basketball Wives LA, Jersey, Beauty Shop) her secrets are the reason Mari has endured such abuse.
A portion of the play’s proceeds will be donated to the women’s shelter in Los Angeles.
Writer/Director Angel Terron
Today, multi ethnic Author Angel Terron embraces both her Hispanic and African heritage with pride. Her novel ‘ ‘Reply Or Delete An Internet Love Affair’ is a testament to her singular voice. Angel has grown into this industry and taken her writing skills to new heights. Starting her career as an extra in Tyler Perry’s ‘Diary of A Mad Black Woman’, the film opened doors for her to pursue a dream in the industry. Being a part of Will Packer and Rob Hardy’s projects really set her mind on doing what she thought would get her ahead, with her personal stories now being put into novels and scripts, she has now found her niche. All of Angel’s scripts are based off her real life journey, from internet dating, to abusive relationships and dealing with society and mental health issues. This writer has what it takes when it comes to storytelling.
Born and raised in Newark N.J by her father who is a pastor and her mother a model, she dealt with adversity from both ends when dealing with her own personal demons. Being a victim of domestic violence not only in one relationship, but three, gave her the strength to tell her story and how she survived.
‘Angry Insecure Men’ has been a platform at several events to bring awareness to the disease of domestic violence. In October 2014 Angel launched a stage production that brought out survivors and reached the community to bring awareness to an issue that is becoming an epidemic in our society. This year she has established a bigger platform to bring more awareness and getting celebrities involved with her NO A.I.M Campaign. A portion of the proceeds of this current production will be donated to the women’s shelter in Los Angeles.
For tickets please visit: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2254642
