Some Hurts Are Beyond Tears – A Stage Play Premiering January 15th, 16th, and 17th, 2026

Hi, I’m Glennette Nelson—writer, director, and survivor.

I’m producing a powerful stage play called Some Hurts Are Beyond Tears, and we’re bringing it to the Fort Worth stage on January 15th, 16th, and 17th 2026. This isn’t just a production—it’s a purpose.

This story is raw, real, and rooted in the trauma so many of us carry in silence: abandonment, childhood sexual abuse, domestic violence, and emotional pain that doesn’t just disappear with time. This play is a voice for survivors who never got to tell their stories… until now.

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Why This Play Matters

Some Hurts Are Beyond Tears follows Latrice, a woman struggling to make peace with a past full of pain—rape, foster care, teen motherhood, and toxic relationships. But it’s not just her story. It’s our story—for every person who has survived the unimaginable and is still trying to heal.

This play aims to:

• Raise awareness around abuse, trauma, and mental health

• Create space for healing and honest conversation

• Remind us all that we’re not alone—and that God still has purpose in our pain

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What Your Support Helps Us Do (Before January 2026):

We’re applying for grants, but we need early support to cover upfront costs:

• $900 – Venue deposit

• $900 - Costumes, props, set

• $200 – Survivor outreach (free tickets)

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We Have a Fiscal Sponsor!

Thanks to our partnership with Felica Booker and Victory For Life Foundation, we now have 501(c)(3) nonprofit sponsorship. That means:

• We’re eligible for grants and arts funding

• You can trust where your support is going

• We’re building this with purpose, accountability, and integrity

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Ways You Can Help:

• Donate what you can

• Share this campaign on your socials

• Sponsor a survivor’s ticket

• Pray for the cast and the impact

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❤️ Final Word

Some stories hurt too deep for words. But this one? It’s being told.

We’re believing for a packed house on January 15th, 16th, and 17th 2026. Help us take this story from page to stage—and make space for healing that’s long overdue.

With all my heart,

Glennette Nelson

Writer & Director – Some Hurts Are Beyond Tears

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Fort Worth, TX