A special live stream of Debbie Allen’s Freeze Frame benefit gala performance, followed by an onstage Architects of Change Live panel conversation on violence in America hosted and presented by Maria Shriver and Allen as part of Shriver’s ongoing Architects of Change Live: The Conversation Series, aimed at opening hearts and minds to affect positive impact in the world, to be broadcasted from the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.

The panel will also include Nicole Hockley, Founder and Managing Director of Sandy Hook Promise, Marcus McAllister, National Trainer for Cure Violence, and former Los Angeles Police Department Chief Bernard Parks.

Promptly beginning on Thursday, February 4 at 6:30 p.m. PST.  A special one-night only viewing of the live streamed performance of Freeze Frame begins at 6:30 p.m. PST, immediately followed by an onstage Architects of Change panel discussion on violence in America.

To view the live stream, register at TheWallis.org/Live-FF

Join the conversation on Twitter by using hashtags #FreezeFrameLA and #ArchitectsOfChange, and follow The Wallis at @TheWallisBH, Debbie Allen at @MsDebbieAllen, and Maria Shriver at @MariaShriver.

To experience Freeze Frame live at The Wallis:
Tickets for the Feb 5 – 7 public performances are available for purchase as singles starting at $39 or as a package series beginning at $117.

Gala Benefit tickets are available for purchase starting at $500.  All Gala proceeds to benefit the Debbie Allen Dance Academy and Arts Education for the young people of the Greater Los Angeles area and America. For more information, please call 310.202.1711.

The passion and pain of Freeze Frame will burst onto the stage in a fusion of dance, music, film and theater for four performances only on February 5 – 7 at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. Written, directed and choreographed by three-time Emmy Award-winner Debbie Allen, Freeze Frame takes audiences on a rollercoaster ride through some of LA’s toughest streets where gangs, poverty, violence, and drugs are an everyday reality. With original music by Stevie Wonder, James Ingram, Ricky Minor, Arturo Sandoval and Thump, Freeze Frame is a dance-driven narrative that will re-frame the conversation about violence in America.