"If you have any opportunity
to attend -- you will be touched in a way in which words cannot describe." Pamela R., MD

This is a one-woman show written and conceived by award winning actress and honored AIDS activist, Sheryl Lee Ralph. A complex and thought provoking show, Sometimes I Cry was inspired by the real life stories of women who are infected and affected by HIV and AIDS. Sometimes I Cry creatively exams the female struggle when coping with HIV and AIDS, and offers an engaging window into the unique difficulties women face. The chronicles of these women from diverse backgrounds and cultures are experienced as writerperformer Sheryl Lee Ralph explores through word, movement and song just how each woman copes with her new HIV/AIDS reality. Ms. Ralph becomes each character with every move and simple gesture, breathing life into them and their stories

"It's a brilliant piece of work. I cried. Sheryl Lee has managed to highlight all the
major groups of people who are at risk these days. Bravo!" Gary R. C. M.D., F.A.C.P.

The Diva Foundation is a national not-for-profit 501(c)(3) charitable
organization founded by Sheryl Lee Ralph, in 1990, as a memorial to
the many friends she has lost to HIV and AIDS. The organization’s goal
is to generate resources and coordinate activities to create
awareness about HIV and AIDS, utilizing music, education, and
entertainment as vehicles to raise HIV/AIDS consciousness.
TRIANGLE AIDS NETWORK PRESENTS:
SOMETIMES I CRY
by
SHERYL LEE RALPH
All proceeds benefit Triangle AIDS Network

The DIVA
Foundation is committed to assisting all who are infected and
affected by this deadly disease. For more information on the Diva
Foundation, visit us at www.DivasSimplySinging.com