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Charles Breinig

 

Charles Breinig has been involved in Cult Education for almost 30 years. For an outreach/education tool, Charlie hired a friend, D. W. Gregory, to write a One Act Play, called Salvation Road. It is designed to stimulate discussion and make people aware that a cult recruitment can start with a surprisingly normal interaction between two people. The recruitment is so subtle and effective that the audience understands how someone could be the target of a recruitment and not even know it. Everyone wants to know how the story ends. Charlie is located in the Philadelphia area, and produced the play at the Walnut Street Theater (Independence Studio), this past fall as part of the Live Arts Festival. He is hopeful that schools, churches and synagogues across the country will produce the play to educate youth and families. The play is not an "issue" play, but was masterfully written to be a compelling drama. The opening night was sold out, and reviews were fantastic.
 

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Salvation Road

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