Good Gyrrl Brand to Be Featured in an Upcoming Stage Play

Feb. 9, 2012 - PRLog -- Chicago, Illinois - Boutique lifestyle and fitness company, Good Gyrrl is being featured in the upcoming stage play, “Love’s Got A Hold On Me”, written by a member of blogging divas, “The Six Brown Chicks”, Shoya Bowman. The play is based on Bowman’s book, “Goodbye Don’t Always Mean Gone”, where Good Gyrrl was also mentioned. The stage production will be on March 9th and 10th at Freedom Hall, 410 Lakewood Boulevard, Park Forest, IL.

“This story of love, lust, abuse, pain, confusion and friendship will leave you captivated and willing to end the cycle of abuse, judgment, heartache and pain (Source: http://www.lovesgotaholdonme.com). In the play, the lead character talks about her experience taking a signature Good Gyrrl class. Good Gyrrl encourages women to embrace mental, physical, and emotional health and wellness as a lifestyle rather than a luxury. Their fitness classes, socials, and specialty workshops are fun, non-threatening, non-intimidating and informative social experiences that produce lifelong bonds, camaraderie, and the rewarding feeling of empowerment. This directly relates to the women in the play.

Relana Johnson, CEO of Good Gyrrl was extremely excited about her company being featured in the play, saying, “We were honored to be mentioned in the book, “Goodbye Don’t Always Mean Gone”, but when we heard that there would be an adaptation of the book and we were included in it, we were overjoyed. This is truly an exciting time for our brand”.  The lifestyle company will also be an official sponsor of the play and lending support by co-hosting the opening night’s festivities.

To experience Good Gyrrl’s signature classes and events, visit the studio at 1200 W. 35th Street, Lower Level, Chicago, IL 60609. For more information, please visit http://www.goodgyrrl.com.

About Good Gyrrl
Good Gyrrl is a boutique lifestyle and fitness company that specializes in promoting self-confidence, sensuality, health and wellness, and stress management within a supportive environment. The curriculum and events not only teach women to dig deep in order to release their inner vixens, but also encourage them to embrace the power of self-expression and carry that confidence from the boardroom to the bedroom!