On Saturday, Nov. 20, First Year Players will be hosting a charity cabaret in Grant Auditorium. The cabaret will feature musical, choreographed and dramatic performances by the talented staff members of FYP, as well as some student bands and a cappella groups on campus. All donations will be sent directly to the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Multiple Sclerosis is a chronic disease that attacks the central nervous system and often ends in paralysis. The Multiple Sclerosis Society is dedicated to serving the lives of individuals and families affected by MS; the MS Society continually conducts research to find better cures for the disabling disease. The cabaret starts at 7:30 pm and there is a suggested donation of $5. Please come out and show your support for this wonderful cause. Every dollar makes a difference!
Contact: Maggie Gleason at fypublicrelations@gmail.com.
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