CIVICUS Cambodia, a partner of the
Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights,
presents
SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER:
Voices from Beyond the Dark
Another Powerful Performance by The Phnom Penh Players
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Meta House German-Cambodian Cultural Center
Alistair Bond (England)
Dimple Singh Nandra (India)
Teia Rogers (USA)
Eric Amtalla (Kenya)
Katie Ng (New Zealand)
James Waters (England)
Emma Triller (India/Germany)
Matthew Tito Cuenca ( USA)
Cathrine Napier (Australia)
Daniel Nuss (USA)
Jeff Daigle (USA)
The Cast:
Lesley Saunderson (Scotland)Alistair Bond (England)
Dimple Singh Nandra (India)
Teia Rogers (USA)
Eric Amtalla (Kenya)
Katie Ng (New Zealand)
James Waters (England)
Emma Triller (India/Germany)
Matthew Tito Cuenca ( USA)
Cathrine Napier (Australia)
Daniel Nuss (USA)
Jeff Daigle (USA)
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| The Phnom Penh Players at the final performance at Meta House. |
Booklet in both Khmer and English, September 2011
For more photos of past performances...
For more information on the Speak Truth To Power (Courage Without Borders) project in Cambodia...
We would love to see the play performed in Khmer! Please contact CIVICUS Cambodia at info@civicus-cam.org if your school or NGO is interested in doing so.
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| The Robert F. Kennedy medallion given to Lesley Saunderson of The Phnom Penh Players and Nico Mesterharm of Meta House by CIVICUS Cambodia Theary Seng as an expression of appreciation for their partnership on the Courage Without Borders project. |
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| "Some men see things as they are and say - Why? I dream things that never were and say - Why not?" |
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| Another packed main gallery, with 90% of the seats reserved beforehand. CIVICUS Cambodia introducing the Speak Truth To Power (Courage Without Borders) project and The Phnom Penh Players. |
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| About 15 members of Youth Star (similar to US Peace Corps) at final performance. |
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Binta Niambi Brown and Heather Eisenlord (lawyers from NGO based in New York, International Senior Lawyers Committee), CITA president Rong Chhun, H.E. Son Soubert (front row). Theary Seng, Ingge, Margaret and Nora Sveaass (Norway member of UN Torture Committee) - back row.                       |
The End.
3 comments:
KI-Media deleted the following comment along with a few others that did not cheer on Theary Seng. This is very sad and I am profoundly disappointed.
KI Media has become little more than Theary Seng's photo diary. There is so much politics going on yet KI Media has nothing better to do than promoting pretty Theary's pop star ambitions.
It is time that KI Media makes its position on Theary Seng promotion public or better gets back to focusing on its mission.
Don't let her destroy what you have worked so hard to accomplish, the confidence of a large and active readership ready to make a difference for the common good, not just for self-promotion.
note the irony that this is supposedly about speaking truth to power yet Theary Seng abuses what little power she has to censor comments on KI-Media and push her self-promotion.
Theary Seng is also a member of KI, she posted it herself.
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