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10.09.25 04:56 Uhr

In the news release, World Premiere of "Found Suitable", issued 09-Sep-2025 by Unlikely Collaborators over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that in the third paragraph, first sentence, the name should read "April Adkins" rather than "April Atkins" as originally issued inadvertently. The complete, corrected release follows:

World Premiere of "Found Suitable"

A New One-Woman Show Written & Performed by Spoken Word Poet Bleu Inkk

Opening Night: Thursday, September 25 at 7pm Skylight Theater, Los Angeles

Free Tickets with RSVP September 26-28 & Oct 3-4

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- What does it mean to be suitable? For poet and activist Bleu Inkk, it's more than a phrase -- it's a reclamation of self. After nearly three decades behind bars, she now takes the stage to share her powerful story of trauma, resilience, and transformation in the world premiere of Found Suitable, directed and produced by Anne Kenny.

After nearly three decades behind bars, poet and activist Bleu Inkk is taking the stage to share her powerful story of trauma, resilience, and transformation in the world premiere of Found Suitable. Premiering at Skylight Theatre on September 25, this narrative delves deep into themes of trauma, resilience, and personal reclamation, painting a visceral picture of change and the indomitable human spirit. The tickets are free because of sponsorship by Unlikely Collaborators. (PRNewsfoto/Unlikely Collaborators)

"Outside sources told me and showed me that I was unworthy," says Bleu. "I believed them until I realized that only I have the power to be found suitable in me and for me."

Raised in Compton, CA, Bleu (formerly April Adkins) turned to writing to survive. Behind prison walls, she became Bleu Inkk, creating poetry, plays, and rap to give voice to her journey and those of others. She founded the "Poetry Café" to help incarcerated individuals express themselves and discover their worth. Since her release in 2017, she's become a transformational coach, motivational speaker, and correctional consultant returning to prisons leading workshops and working with organizations like Homeboy Industries to inspire real, lasting change. She is a graduate of Loyola Law School as an independent Forensic Gang Expert.

Director Anne Kenny calls Bleu, "an astonishing storyteller who digs deep into a raw and emotional journey from carefree childhood afternoons playing outside church to criminal associations to a profound transformation that continues to influence others."

Sponsored by Unlikely Collaborators. Found Suitable is a 50-minute, with no intermission, performance, recommended for ages 18+ due to mature themes and descriptions of violence.

What: Found Suitable

Written & Performed by Bleu Inkk

Directed & Produced by Anne Kenny

Recommended for ages 18+ due to mature themes and description of violence.

Website: https://www.foundsuitable.com/

Where:

Skylight Theatre

1816 ½ North Vermont Ave.

Los Angeles, CA. 90027

Parking information: http://skylighttheatre.org/plan-your-visit/

When: Thursday, September 25 at 7pm

Friday, September 26 at 8pm.

Saturday, September 27 at 8pm

Sunday, September 28 at 3pm.

Friday, October 3 at 8pm.

Saturday, October 4 at 4pm.

How: For Free Tickets contact rsvpfoundsuitable@gmail.com and information at 310.871.6727 RSVP reservations must be made in advance for audience guest list.

About Unlikely Collaborators

Unlikely Collaborators is a nonprofit organization, founded and chaired by Elizabeth R. Koch, dedicated to fostering transformative storytelling, developing human connection, and resolving internal conflict. Unlikely Collaborators' perspective, external conflict is the direct result of unconscious, unresolved internal conflict inside each and every one of us. Founded on the belief that the way we perceive the world is highly subjective, Unlikely Collaborators support projects through the Perception Box lens that challenge assumptions, spark meaningful dialogue, and invite humans into deeper self-awareness – in community.

To learn more about Unlikely Collaborators, visit www.unlikelycollaborators.com.

After nearly three decades behind bars, poet and activist Bleu Inkk is taking the stage to share her powerful story of trauma, resilience, and transformation in the world premiere of Found Suitable. Premiering at Skylight Theatre on September 25, this narrative delves deep into themes of trauma, resilience, and personal reclamation, painting a visceral picture of change and the indomitable human spirit. The tickets are free because of sponsorship by Unlikely Collaborators. (PRNewsfoto/Unlikely Collaborators)

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