Katrina: A Whole Lotta Water

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Silvina Sterin Pensel of El Diario says Katrina: A Whole Lotta Water is "Immortalized in theater." This eye-opening 90-minute hip hop multimedia musical one-act play examines the psychological and emotional impact of Hurricane Katrina on the Survivors. It features real survivor stories and atrocities, and stars Hip-Hop Artist/Activist "Shakka" performing his popular Katrina song "So Much Water" and other original songs such as "Hell" and "Wasn't We Human" with original soundtrack by writer/director/actor Emmitt Thrower. It also features a multimedia presentation alongside performances. This tribute to the survivors includes a special appearance and performance by playwright/actor Emmitt Thrower. Arlee Chadwick is the choreographer.

Now that the anniversary is over, What do we do?
Emotional / Intense / Inspirational and sometimes amusing. These are the true stories of real survivors. A History making event. America's worst natural disaster. An Experience Like No Other! Moving Stills Video by Moga Inc. Morris Ware, Jr.

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