(BLACK PR WIRE) – Atlanta, GA – DreamCatcher Collective brings a socially conscious play to the stage that deals with an issue that is plaguing Atlanta, GA – Human Trafficking. Jacquay Waller's “Traffik: Games that Grown-ups Play” allows its audience to take a peek into the secret world of human trafficking. It is a world masked by stereotypes, judgments and assumptions. We look into the faces of strangers and decide that they are somehow responsible for their negative circumstances. A heavy accent must be a sign of ignorance and a desire to take advantage of hard-working Americans. Forced servitude exists, but not in the United States of America. The stage play “Traffik” challenges these beliefs and compels the audience to re-examine how they judge others.

Fact- Atlanta Magazine named the city of Atlanta as "Sex City", the capital of sexual exploitation in the U.S.

Fact- Atlanta is known as the number one hub of human trafficking and child sex exploitation in the United States.

About DreamCatcher Collective | The Foundation

The DreamCatcher Collective is a 501c (3) non-profit arts organization with a mission to produce, present, and promote cultural diversity in the Arts. The company is committed to creating dynamic multi-disciplinary experiences, providing creative outlets, educational experiences, and theatrical training through our produced shows, films, workshops, and festivals.

About Jacquay Waller | The Actor, Writer, Director and Producer

Jacquay Waller, a native of Memphis,Tennessee began his career as a toddler. He was trained in classical music at a young age and began his acting career as an adolescent. These talents awarded him vocal and academic scholarships to Tennessee State University (TSU) where he earned his Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science. Upon leaving TSU, Jacquay took his first corporate job in Tucson, AZ as a rocket scientist for Raytheon Missile Company. Although successful there, he knew that his calling into the ministry could not be ignored and he enrolled in Candler School of Theology at Emory University His love for the arts was re-awakened while attending Emory. In his last year of seminary, Jacquay produced and directed the show 'Coming From Where I'm From". This directorial debut was the catalyst for launching Dreamcatchers Productions.

“Traffik: Games that Grown-ups Play” at the 14th Street Playhouse runs through June 24th. Group rates and special discounts are available. For tickets or more information about "Traffik" or DreamCatcher Collective visit www.catchingdreamz.com.