"eye of survival" - An Original Stage Play
This play premiered in September of 2018, and was based on the true story of a lead-poisoned bald eagle. The majestic bird was rehabilitated at the Nature and Wildlife Discovery Center's Raptor Center of Pueblo. The eagle regains his freedom and positively impacts the lives of six human caregivers forever. The two live performances were well received, and all proceeds were donated to the Raptor Center.
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Author: Alice L. Hill
Author: Marlene Fabian Stiles
Author: Marlene Fabian Stiles
Alice is the founding member of The I Will Projects, a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to educating and enlightening the public. She learned about the plight of raptors during her 12-year term on the Nature and Raptor Center advisory board. She became enamored with the survival story of Sparky, an eagle who was severely lead poisoned. Rapt
Alice is the founding member of The I Will Projects, a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to educating and enlightening the public. She learned about the plight of raptors during her 12-year term on the Nature and Raptor Center advisory board. She became enamored with the survival story of Sparky, an eagle who was severely lead poisoned. Raptor rehab director Diana Miller detailed this transformative account of human damage to the bird population, especially to this top level predator. The book and adapted stage play, EYE OF SURVIVAL aims to increase the awareness and make a call to action for protection, preservation and respect for our bird population.
Author: Marlene Fabian Stiles
Author: Marlene Fabian Stiles
Author: Marlene Fabian Stiles
Animals have always been an important part of Marlene's life, and not just domestic cats and dogs. She knows that the fantastic creatures like raptors descended from dinosaurs. She's dedicated to ensuring that these magnificent birds continue to grace our skies, exciting the imaginations of future generations.
"I am honored to be involve
Animals have always been an important part of Marlene's life, and not just domestic cats and dogs. She knows that the fantastic creatures like raptors descended from dinosaurs. She's dedicated to ensuring that these magnificent birds continue to grace our skies, exciting the imaginations of future generations.
"I am honored to be involved with The I Will Projects as the Board President because I support its mission and direction. As a writer, I am able to reconfigure difficult conversations and explore different perspectives. I understand the inter-connectivity between humans, the natural world, and people's ability to make substantive changes. We can all be part of the collective voice that multiplies one person at a time, increasing awareness, changing attitudes and becoming unified." - MFS
Director: Cory Moosman
Author: Marlene Fabian Stiles
Director: Cory Moosman
Cory was the talented director of the EYE OF SURVIVAL, and created and built the bald eagle puppet that was so realistic in the show. As an actor, writer, and director, Cory was last seen as Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls and Max Bialystock in The Producers at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center. He has appeared in other shows that in
Cory was the talented director of the EYE OF SURVIVAL, and created and built the bald eagle puppet that was so realistic in the show. As an actor, writer, and director, Cory was last seen as Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls and Max Bialystock in The Producers at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center. He has appeared in other shows that include 1776, The Full Monty, Little Shop of Horrors, and The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged. He has directed award-winning regional productions of The Drowsy Chaperone, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Noises Off, The Music Man, Lend Me a Tenor, Beauty and the Beast, Glengarry Glen Ross, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest with author Ken Kesey. He is also the creator of the award-winning WYNOT RADIO THEATRE SHOW, a theatrical comedy group that spoofs old time radio shows, and WYNOT Productions, a prop and puppet fabrication company.