John Graves Productions will be presenting the stage play "In a black boy’s journey through time" on December 17th, 18th, and 18th at the Philadelphia Arts Bank. The play commemorates the company's 10th anniversary and founder John W. Graves III's 30th birthday. Over the past 10 years, John Graves Productions has provided artistic programming and community outreach to over 10,000 families through performances, visual art, fashion, and arts education.

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http://johngravesproductions.org/
To date, over 10,000 families have witnessed the power of God through
the artist and artistic works of John Graves Productions.
Who: John Graves Productions (JGP)
What: In a black boy’s journey through time, he learns the antiquity of who he is & worth of it
all. Despite tragedy, his reflection serves as the perfect gift in time for the Holiday. Candid &
enthused with music & movement, you'll feel, you'll move, you'll be proud. It's as black as it is
colorful & a joyous demonstration of music, life, & community

2. When: Saturday, December 17 | @ 7:00 PM
Sunday, December 18 | 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM
Where: Philadelphia Arts Bank | 601 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Why: Philadelphia Playwright & Director, John W. Graves III, commemorates his 10th
Anniversary (John Graves Productions), 10th Stage Production, and his 30th birthday with his
new stage play, #BlackKidJoy
About JPG
JOHN GRAVES PRODUCTIONS (JGP) is a non-profit Philadelphia based Entertainment
Company dedicated to providing a quality service to the world at large through initiatives in
ART (Performance, Visual, & Fashion), Community Service, & ART Education.
JGP was established in 2007 under the direction and vision of John W. Graves III. Debuting his
1st production, “My Son, My Brother, My Friend”, at Philadelphia’s Freedom Theatre, Graves
created a home and space for artist and art enthusiast. Since then, among many other
accomplishments, Graves has written over numerous artistic works, produced over 30
Productions, worked with over 300 artist in performance and art education and in 2015, Graves
opened his own studio and retail store (JGP Studios & Heres2CoolStuff Clothing Store – 1214
South St), a place where ART, people, and “cool stuff” connect.