Broadway in South Africa
Eden participated in the "Broadway in South Africa" benefit concert this week in New York. Broadway.com was there to cover it. They like to keep their photos as their own, so click here to view them.
In conjunction with this performance, Eden will be one of a handful of Broadway stars heading to Johannesburg, South Africa in January after Wicked closes in LA. If you would like to donate to this cause, visit Broadway in South Africa's website.
Broadway in South Africa
Broadway in South Africa is a cooperative nonprofit venture created by professional working actors, dancers, singers, directors, musicians, and producers from New York City - all brought together by our desire to affect change in the world through art and, ourselves, learn from the potential of bridging two different cultures artistically.
We believe that, through the medium of performance, we can influence the individual to take up the torch of progress and make a difference where it is vital. We are also of the deep philosophy that every child deserves the opportunity to explore their own creative potential, and should never be denied exposure to the arts because of their situation.
In conjunction with this performance, Eden will be one of a handful of Broadway stars heading to Johannesburg, South Africa in January after Wicked closes in LA. If you would like to donate to this cause, visit Broadway in South Africa's website.
Broadway in South Africa
Broadway in South Africa is a cooperative nonprofit venture created by professional working actors, dancers, singers, directors, musicians, and producers from New York City - all brought together by our desire to affect change in the world through art and, ourselves, learn from the potential of bridging two different cultures artistically.
We believe that, through the medium of performance, we can influence the individual to take up the torch of progress and make a difference where it is vital. We are also of the deep philosophy that every child deserves the opportunity to explore their own creative potential, and should never be denied exposure to the arts because of their situation.