Kalaa 4 Charity delivered its second fundraising stage show ‘A Journey Beyond Boundaries’ with grand success and raised money for ‘beyondblue’.
On 24 October, the audience of more than 500 was taken on a mesmerizing cultural journey across the Indian subcontinent by the team of over 100 performers and volunteers.
The theatrical production took the audience on a cultural, humorous and passionate journey whilst spreading the message of unity and harmony.
The production delivered a strong message of community harmony showcasing that ‘we are the same people after all’.
After working day and night for six months, Kalaa has raised in excess of $12,000 for beyondblue, a charity which supports people suffering with mental illness such as depression or anxiety.
In their speech , Kalaa 4 Charity’s Executive team thanked everyone who performed, volunteered, supported or attended the show.
They also announced that next year they will be back with an even bigger and better show.
The team also raised awareness about mental illness through weekly Facebook posts titled #wednesdayblues as well as various fundraisers and public appearances.
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