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- Sun, Apr 92:00pm7:30pm
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- Apr 17
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About
By Preston Lane
Just when things had seemed to calm down in Hawboro after the recent unpleasantness concerning the Zebulon Zebras, a new theater company announces plans to develop a play to celebrate the town’s sesquicentennial. As they probe the official story and rehearse the drama, the contemporary concerns of the artists and the community begin to parallel the struggles of the city’s first citizens. From Reconstruction to Black Lives Matter, the line between the present and past, rehearsal and reality begins to blur as new truths emerge and tempers flare. In the tradition of Common Enemy, this world premiere drama returns Triad audiences to the town of Hawboro for a bold exploration of the contemporary South. Contains adult language and themes.
PAST SPECIAL EVENTS
Inside Scoop – Monday, March 27 @ 6pm | UpStage Cabaret
An ice cream sundae bar and an inside look at this World Premiere production.
First Friday reception – Friday, April 7 @ 6pm | International Civil Rights Center and Museum
An Opening Night pre-show reception.
Southern Stories – Monday, April 17 @ 7pm | UpStage Cabaret
A night of true stories about the modern South.
A Conversation with Preston Lane – Thursday, April 20 @ 5pm | Scuppernong Books
A discussion on playwrighting and Actions and Objectives.
“Can't stop thinking about it.”
Audience survey
