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August 21, 2014, Thursday - PRI Performance of Mamma Mia at MacPhail

Time: 5:30pm

Location: MacPhail Center for Music, Antonello Hall, 501 2nd Street South

Partnership Resources, Inc. (PRI) partners with MacPhail Center for Music to perform an adapted version of Mamma Mia. For more than six years, MacPhail and PRI have combined forces and talent to perform a musical play. PRI supports adults with developmental disabilities. In addition to a performing arts group, PRI supports clients at 50 job sites throughout the Twin Cities and has a visual arts program called PARTnerships.

PRI’s documentary, Born for the Stage,  which was filmed in part at MacPhail Center for Music airs periodically on tpt television. See http://www.tpt.org/ for upcoming days and times.