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Meeting the Challenge, Inc. Receives Award of Merit for “Invisible Voices”
The Accolade recognizes film, television, videography, and new media professionals who demonstrate exceptional
achievement in craft and creativity, and those who produce standout entertainment or contribute to profound social change.
“TheatreWorks brought acclaimed New York director Ping Chong to Colorado Springs to develop and stage
“Invisible Voices: New Perspectives on Disability” — real stories written and performed by disabled Colorado residents.”
Denver Post | Theatre
REVIEW: “Invisible Voices” at TheatreWorks | October 2, 2009
By Tracy Mobley-Martinez, The Gazette’s Colorado Springs Arts Blog
The season will be rich in theater, art, music and more
By Tracy Mobley-Martinez, The Gazette
Ping Chong makes invisible visible | October 2, 2009
Disabled Colorado Springs residents take center stage
By John Moore, Denver Post Theater Critic
Play focuses on struggles of those with disabilities | October 1, 2009
By Tracy Mobley-Martinez, The Gazette
“Invisible Voices” world premiere tonight at UCCS | October 1, 2009
A groundbreaking play hits the world stage in Colorado Springs taking on the hurdles of living
with a disability, and why it doesn’t always have to be a struggle.
KXRM Fox 21 Morning News
Listen to “Invisible Voices” | September 30, 2009
By Tracy Mobley-Martinez, The Gazette’s Colorado Springs Arts Blog
Invisible no more | September 24, 2009
Celebrated New York director Ping Chong turns his spotlight on six individuals with disabilities.
By Kirsten Akens, Colorado Springs Independent
‘Invisible Voices’ casts spotlight on disabilities | September 18, 2009
By Amy Gillentine, Colorado Springs Business Journal
The Denver Post 2009 Fall Arts Preview: Theater | September 6, 2009
A dramatic reawakening for companies large and small across Colorado
By John Moore, Denver Post Theater Critic
Springs to play role in Ping Chong Project’s portrayal of disabilities | April 26, 2009
By Tracy Mobley-Martinez, The Gazette
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