See it if You like shows that reveal the racial tensions in the academic community. Very intimate production.
Don't see it if You don’t like contemporary plays
See it if brutal heavyweight fight where power shifts back & forth btwn rivals; reveals liberal academic blindness, strident student position
Don't see it if at times degenerates into alternating speeches where parties talk past each other; action flags at begin of 2nd Act Read more
See it if up for a deep, fraught, overwhelming dive into racial injustices delineated with verve but also—at times, unnervingly—with anger & defiance.
Don't see it if prefer narrower scope or resolution; averse to bracing confrontations. Joins American Son & Travisville as vital, vibrant discourse on race.
See it if you're open to uncomfortable conversations about race. This intense well-written peace tackles racial inequity head on
Don't see it if you are looking for something light and fluffy or looking for a story that has a resolution. This piece ends rather abruptly. Read more
See it if Black millennial student airs grievances with white history professor. They discuss evolutionary vs revolutionary change. Unexpected ending.
Don't see it if You don’t mind a play that is driven mostly by a disagreement and discussion of ideas with an Improbable turn of events. Read more
See it if you're looking for an intelligent, well-acted play that tackles race relations and privilege in a thought-provoking way.
Don't see it if you want to see something more fluffy or trivial. This isn't serious in a tedious way, but it gives you a lot to think about.
See it if you like confrontational theater
Don't see it if you are not open to differentideas about racism
See it if you like debate: evaluating different sides of a question and issues that arise in academia.
Don't see it if you are not willing to consider alternative ways of presenting U.S. history.