Originally a stage production, this creation from the heart of Celeste M. Lawson speaks to a difficult problem, human trafficking. This production brought to film by Expressed Entertainment LLC., is a beautiful combination of the spoken word, acting, art, live music and African drum and dance; all in support of Project Mona's House, a place dedicated to restoring the lives of trafficking victims. Created, written, produced and directed by Celeste M. Lawson. Choreographed and co-directed by Robin H. Hibbert; this performance is both moving and thought provoking, giving voice to those most people can't hear, let alone see. Some of Buffalo's finest will take the stage at Ujima Theatre to benefit Project Mona's House and remember Lorna C. Hill, founder of Ujima Theatre Inc.

This production is a beautiful collaboration of acting, spoken word poetry, music, singing, dance and art; each piece complementing the next with  each individual performer lending their voice, instrument, body to this powerful chorus sounding the alarm.  They are telling us to wake up and open our eyes to what is plaguing our communities right under our noses, yet we barely, if ever, notice.    Typography is an emotional journey of pain to purpose.

There are so many gifted and talented people involved in making this production happen.  So now let us introduce you...