The 32-year-old actress called in her 'Avengers' co-stars for the event, taking place on Nov. 6.
Scarlett Johansson has called in the Avengers for a good cause.
The 32-year-old actress has organized a star-studded reading on Nov. 6 of Thornton Wilder's Our Town to benefit relief for Puerto Rico, and she's recruited Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans and Mark Ruffalo to help her out.
"The struggle faced by Puerto Rican residents since their island was ravaged by Hurricane Maria is terribly heartbreaking and has left many feeling hopeless and helpless," Johansson said in a press release on Friday. "It is a great privilege to be able to participate in whatever way I can, to provide some relief to those that are struggling to access even the most basic of human needs in the aftermath of this disastrous event."
"Please help me and my co-stars in coming together for a one-time-only extraordinary evening to raise lifesaving funds for a devastated community and to help celebrate the true meaning of community with this unique reading of a great American classic," her statement concluded.
The reading, directed by Kenny Leon, will take place at Atlanta's Fox Theatre, with many more of Johansson's celebrity friends expected to attend. Tickets for the event, which will benefit the Hurricane Maria Community Relief and Recovery Fund, will go on sale this Monday online, at the box office and by phone at 855-285-8499. Prices start at $89 and go up to $1,000 for a limited number of VIP packages.
Johansson is the latest celeb to lend her star power to Puerto Rico relief. Get all the details on Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony and Alex Rodriguez's Somos Live! telethon in the video below.
