THE drama production The Prophet and the Prostitute that was postponed last month will be shown soon.
It will be shown at its original venue the National Academy for Performing Arts (NAPA).
The showtime will be at 6 pm on August 12 and 13.
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The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts, Agape Bible Ministries and Furniture Plus are sponsors.
The production did not take play out on its initial scheduled date on July 22 and 23 due to air-conditioning problems.
The ministry has since issued a release stating that the problem was fixed and NAPA doors re-opened on July 26.
Producer of I AM Productions Earl Bagot told AZP News on Friday that he will be visiting the Lord Kitchener Auditorium that day.
He said he was informed that the problem was solved and that all units were working properly.
Bagot also said the ministry gave approval for funding requested by the production company prior to last month’s date.
The Prophet and the Prostitute, a drama production, is based on the biblical book of Hosea and parental discretion is being advised.
General admission is $250 and tickets are available through NAPA’s box office only.
Anyone needing further information can contact the company via its website at www.IAMPTT.org, Earl Bagot FB page or call 724-6645.
