The HIV Production "A Love for Life - Silence and HIV" has proven so successful, it will be taken to the region on the invite of some countries.
Co-producer and co-script writer, Francis Cresantia Koya said this is a positive move for the Art as well as the spreading of the message of HIV and AIDS and dealing with it.
"A Love for Life - Silence and HIV" was first performed at the Pacific Youth Festival, as well as for three days this past week at the Civic Centre.
It tells of the struggles of a young mother and her two daughters as they try to make a living despite the mother contracting HIV and AIDS.
In the play, the young mother, played by USP Academic and Lecturer, Taomi Qiliho is ostrasized by society and friends and has to explain the situation to her two daughters Loloma and Moana, whose father she had left because of his affairs and his violence towards her.
Local HIV/AIDS production to travel Pacific
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