Sunday, April 13, 3 PM
Surviving centuries of slavery, revolts and the Trail of Tears, a mixed community of self-pro-claimed freedmen and Seminole Indians incorporate Wewoka, Oklahoma. But the very foundations of the town are put to the test when the new religion and the old way come head to head, and their former enslavers try to seize their land. At its core, the play is about a group of people whose faith and identity are put to test when their water well runs dry.
This journey is part of Launching New Plays into the Repertoire, an initiative led by the Lark Play Development Center in New York. By Marcus Gardley, Directed by Fanni Green. In addition, USF Theatre and Dance would like to acknowledge our university and local partners: USF Humanities Institute, USF Multicultural Affairs, WMNF and Studio@620.
Tickets: Advance Purchase: $8 Seniors/Students; $12 Gen. Adm.
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