The Called Girl Play
A raw, faith-filled stage play exposing the silent battles of church hurt, calling, and healing. Come see her answer the call.
Location
Thomas W. Harvey High School
200 West Walnut Avenue Painesville, OH 44077Refund Policy
Agenda
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Saturday, October 4th (VIP Experience)
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Saturday, October 4th (General Admission )
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Sunday, October 5th (General Admission With Interview Afterwards)
About this event
Two unforgettable days. One powerful story.
The Called Girl stage play invites you into a raw, faith-filled experience that unpacks the silent battles of purpose, pain, and the price of being chosen. Whether you're coming for the glam of VIP or the grit of the message, both nights promise truth, tears, healing—and a call to rise.
🎭 Saturday, October 4 – VIP Night ($75)This night is for those who want it all!
⭐️⭐️VIP Doors open at 5:00PM, VIP festivities begins promptly at 5:15PM.
VIP attendees will receive:
A signed copy of Edlexus Henley-Coffee’s powerful second book I Hate Sundays
- An exclusive Called Girl t-shirt
- A souvenir booklet + goodie bag
- Priority seating before general admission
- Photos with the author and director
- A live book excerpt reading by the author
⭐️ General Admission ($35) Doors open at 6:20PM. The Saturday show starts at 7:00PM
🎭 Sunday, October 5 – General Admission ($35)This day carries the same powerful message—minus the VIP perks. Expect the same anointed production that invites every attendee to confront their truth, reclaim their voice, and answer the call.
📍Doors open at 3:15 PM, show begins at 4:00 PM.
⭐️Access to a post-show Talk Back Session where a surprise special guest will interview the cast, director, and author.
💡Both days are crafted to stir something deep—because The Called Girl isn’t just a play. It’s a movement. Come ready to feel, process, and maybe even hear God whisper, “You’re still called.”
Frequently asked questions
Doors open at 5:00 PM, and the show starts promptly at 7:00 PM. VIP check-in will include gift bag pickup and early access to seating, so we encourage you to arrive early for the full experience!
Your ticket includes: A signed copy of the authors second book I Hate S.U.N.D.A.Y.S. An exclusive Called Girl T-shirt Souvenir booklet + curated goodie bag + finger food Photo opportunity with the cast, director, and author A live excerpt reading from the new book First access to seating
Seating is first come, first served, but VIP guests will have early access before general entry. Come early for the best seats!
While no meals will be served, light refreshments may be available for VIP. Also during intermission there will be snacks for purchase. You're welcome to bring a water bottle, but no open food containers, please.
Come dressed to feel confident and comfortable! It’s a photo-friendly night, so many guests lean into stylish casual or faith-forward fashion.
Doors open at 3:15 PM, and the play begins at 4:00 PM. General admission is open seating, so early arrival is recommended.
Your Sunday ticket includes access to the full stage production of The Called Girl and a live post-show interview featuring a surprise guest speaking with the cast, director, and author.
The core story remains the same, but Saturday’s VIP night includes bonus perks and moments not available on Sunday. However, Sunday’s Talk Back Session is a powerful behind-the-scenes dive into the making of the play and the message behind it.
We ask that all phones remain off or on silent during the performance to honor the experience. You’ll have time for photos before and after the play!
The Called Girl is a powerful and honest production that addresses mature and emotionally sensitive topics, including suicide, domestic violence, church hurt, adoption, and abandonment. There is some strong language and moments of intense emotion that may not be suitable for younger viewers. 16+
Yes! Both of the author’s books—The Called Girl and the brand-new release I Hate SUNDAYS—will be available for purchase on-site. Stop by the merch table before or after the show to grab your copy and get it signed!
No, the production is being held at a local high school theater to provide a neutral and welcoming space for all. While the message is deeply spiritual, the setting is creative, professional, and community-centered.
Yes, the theater is one level and fully wheelchair accessible. If you need additional accommodations, feel free to let a team member know at check-in—we’re happy to assist.
Not at all! Since the venue is a high school campus, there is ample free parking available on-site. No need to worry about long walks or hidden fees—just pull up and enjoy the show.
Yes! The director will have her own table featuring her inspiring book, Let Art Breathe, as well as hats and shirts from the Let Art Breathe collection. Be sure to stop by and support her powerful message through wearable art and words.