Drama should be the most public of arts, but it has to happen on a stage and that stage is usually in a theater - which, for a large section of society is a barrier. And that's why Restore Belize is taking a play to the people.

The production called "Nowhere to Fly" will be staged live at the Corner of Central American Boulevard and Faber's Road on Saturday afternoon.

Director Joseph Stamp Romero told us that taking it to the streets is the only way to reach the audience which the show is about:…


The project is funded by the UNESCO "Peace in the Parks" Program. It will be held at four other venues on Southside Belize City between Saturday and April 30, 2013. The other four venues include the Wilton Cummerbatch Field, Albert St., one Southside high school and the Bliss Center.

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