The Veteran’s Spouse Project: I Will Wait Pre-Performance Reading

Mar 11, 2019

The Veteran’s Spouses Project presents I Will Wait pre-performance reading. This event will give us a sneak peak of “I Will Wait” to be preformed at CSU Riverside Theater.

A reading of I Will Wait will be held at the National Infantry Museum on Thursday, April 4, 2019. The reception will begin at 5 PM followed by the reading at 6 PM.

The Veteran’s Spouses Project (VSP) is a non-profit organization made up of I Will Wait, a touring performance art piece, and Made for You, an accompanying expressive arts workshop.

VSP works to give voice to the experiences of military spouses across the generations using music, drama, dance and expressive arts. VSP exists to help bridge the civilian and military gaps within our communities by deepening the understanding of what military families endure through deployment and separation.

These are the stories of your families, friends, and neighbors. For every one gone, someone waits…

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