Something “Borrowed is coming to town — and it will benefit both the Humanity Project and our good friends at Neighbors 4 Neighbors. If you’re in South Florida, you may want to consider reserving a couple tickets soon.
The exciting new LGBTQ-themed play, “Borrowed,” opens next week, running from June 23 through July 17 at House of Games in Miami Ironside. The play is by Tony-winner Jim Kierstead, produced by Tony-winner (and Humanity Project Board Director) William Fernandez. A full 20% of your $50 ticket price will go to the Humanity Project and Neighbors 4 Neighbors. But ticket buyers MUST use this coded link when buying: https://www.borrowedtheplay.com/?cc=HumanityProject/N4N It will take you to the ticketing website for “Borrowed” and automatically apply 20% to our nonprofits. You won’t pay a cent extra but you’ll be helping two great nonprofits to do more of the work needed in our community.
We think you’ll find “Borrowed” a compelling new drama performed in a delightful Miami small theater. Again, just please remember to use that code when buying your tickets so Neighbors 4 Neighbors and the Humanity Project receive a donation from you. It’s a win-win: You experience a new play, we use part of your ticket price to help folks who need us. And it all begins in June, Pride Month. Happy Pride!
