Dekalb County Anticipates Rimshot Day To Bring Awareness to Human Trafficking

TUCKER, Ga. - Nov. 27, 2016 - PRLog -- Dekalb county interim CEO Lee May has proclaimed that January 30th is Rimshot Day in support of the stage production designed to bring awareness to human trafficking, domestic violence, and HIV.  The theatrical production demonstrates how the traps and pitfalls associated with a quick route to fame serves as a compelling metaphor.

The production is best suited for audiences ages twelve and older. Atlanta's Positive Arts Movement developed the stage production after an encounter with a human trafficking survivor.  Since its inception, the production has traveled to various venues around the country, has been featured at several conventions, schools, and churches, and won several awards.

"Our production extends itself beyond the stage.  We also host educational workshops to address other issues presented in the play to include peer pressure, statistics, images in media, positive self-image, and the grooming process associated with abusive relationships", says Angela Carswell, Playwright and Executive Producer.  "Our goal is to launch a national tour, focusing on every major city identified as a hub for human trafficking, new cases of HIV, and domestic violence.  Rimshot inspires important dialogue among those most effected."

Dates in Clayton, Rockdale, Gwinnett and other counties in the Atlanta metro area are anticipated in the next several months and the producers are requesting community support.  For more information, contact Angela Carswell, the Director of Programming and Development for the Positive Arts Movement at 678-306-3616 or visit our website at http://www.PositiveArtsMovement.com