Jeremy Stanbary Stars in One-Man Drama about Pope John Paul II 'Lolek' looks at the adolescent adolescence of Pope John Paul II, his accuracy and calling to the priesthood The play recounts his ballsy abstruse adventure amidst abundant adversity and ends with a affective delineation of his ordination.
Minneapolis, Minn. (Vocus/PRWEB ) July 3, 2009 -- Pope Benedict XVI opened the Year for Priests in St. Peter's Square on Friday, June 19. He alleged for the appropriate year to accompany with the 150th celebration of the afterlife of St. John Vianney, who was acclaimed for his apostolic ministry. The year hopes to bless the life, mission and vocation of priests, the Church's airy fathers.
Jeremy Stanbary
Jeremy Stanbary has begin a different way to bless the Year for Priests. Stanbary, architect and controlling administrator of the Minneapolis-based Epiphany Studio Productions, is assuming his one-man play alleged "Lolek." The ball is a active assuming of Karol Wojtyla, the man who after became Pope John Paul II. Known as "Lolek" to his abutting friends, Wojtyla was advancing to the priesthood on November 1, 1946 and adopted Pope on October 16, 1978.
Stanbary says "Lolek" is one of the a lot of accepted plays in his repertoire. "'Lolek' looks at the adolescent adolescence of Pope John Paul II, his accuracy and calling to the priesthood," said Stanbary. "The play recounts his ballsy abstruse adventure amidst abundant adversity and ends with a affective delineation of his ordination."
Set in active Poland, "Lolek" is a arresting ball that provides acumen into the adventures and influences that formed one of the a lot of arresting and admired abstracts of all time.
Like the backward pope an abecedarian and author himself, Stanbary has accumulated his adulation of acting with his affection for alive with adolescence and his adulation of the Catholic Faith. He hopes his performances will entertain, brainwash and affect audiences. Stanbary has performed at World Youth Day in Cologne, Germany and Sydney, Australia.
Stanbary will be assuming "Lolek" in Chicago from October 1-5. In November, "Lolek" is accepting performed at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin for the Diocese of La Crosse Youth Conference. For added advice about these and added performances by Stanbary, amuse appointment www.EpiphanyStudio.com.
To agenda an account with Stanbary, amuse acquaintance Christine Schicker with The Maximus Group at 404-610-8871.
If your abbey or alignment would like to book Stanbary for a achievement of "Lolek," amuse acquaintance Tina Remmert with The Maximus Group at 386-763-9127.
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