Out of My Comfort Zone at Palm Springs Cultural Center
Out of My Comfort Zone
SUN 29 SEP
Coming Soon to
Palm Springs Cultural Center
Out of My Comfort Zone (105 min.) Written by husband-and-wife team Ivy Vale (book, lyrics, music) and Rick Reil (music), Out of My Comfort Zone is a feature film musical comedy about finding the courage to be who you are. It was created as a direct response to the bullying epidemic and alarming rise in youth suicide. Out of My Comfort Zone engages kids and teens with an insanely catchy original score, humor and a cast of diverse, relatable, teenage characters. The engaging film is for 'tweens, teens and families to watch together, to open up dialogues about gender and sexuality, and provide a safe way for kids to talk to their parents about how they are treated at school.
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Out of My Comfort Zone (105 min.) Written by husband-and-wife team Ivy Vale (book, lyrics, music) and Rick Reil (music), Out of My Comfort Zone is a feature film musical comedy about finding the courage to be who you are. It was created as a direct response to the bullying epidemic and alarming rise in youth suicide. Out of My Comfort Zone engages kids and teens with an insanely catchy original score, humor and a cast of diverse, relatable, teenage characters. The engaging film is for 'tweens, teens and families to watch together, to open up dialogues about gender and sexuality, and provide a safe way for kids to talk to their parents about how they are treated at school.
Out of My Comfort Zone
SUN 29 SEP
Coming Soon to
Palm Springs Cultural Center
Out of My Comfort Zone (105 min.) Written by husband-and-wife team Ivy Vale (book, lyrics, music) and Rick Reil (music), Out of My Comfort Zone is a feature film musical comedy about finding the courage to be who you are. It was created as a direct response to the bullying epidemic and alarming rise in youth suicide. Out of My Comfort Zone engages kids and teens with an insanely catchy original score, humor and a cast of diverse, relatable, teenage characters. The engaging film is for 'tweens, teens and families to watch together, to open up dialogues about gender and sexuality, and provide a safe way for kids to talk to their parents about how they are treated at school.
