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By: Charles Smith
They survived history. But whose history? In 1930, James Cameron and Mary Ball emerged as the sole survivors of racial crimes in Marion, Indiana. Teenagers when the crimes occurred, they look back on those events and their lives in this work commissioned by the Indiana Repertory Theatre. As their past and present lives intermingle, Cameron and Ball discover that their remembrances of that day differ even if their experiences were the same – challenging us all to wrestle with the tensions between memory, history and redemption.
Director:
Cast:
Anne McEvoy
Peter Lawson Jones
Kyle Carthens
Keith Stevens
Antuane Rogers
J’Vaughn Briscoe
Robert Hawkes
Mary Alice Beck
Becca Moseley
6pm Saturday (Pre-show talk and Q&A with the playwright at 5:30)
$10 per person
All proceeds will benefit:
Ensemble Theatre and The Ebony Bobcat Network (EBN) Urban Scholarship Endowment.
Please note there are adult situations and strong language in this reading. There will also be some sound effects that include the sound of a gun shot.
Once you have purchased your virtual ticket you will be emailed a link to join the Zoom webinar.