Showtimes
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- Sun, Jan 287:30pm
- Jan 29
- Tue, Jan 307:30pm
- Wed, Jan 317:30pm
- Thu, Feb 17:30pm
- Fri, Feb 28:00pm
- Sat, Feb 38:00pm
- Sun, Feb 42:00pm7:30pm
- Feb 5
- Tue, Feb 67:30pm
- Wed, Feb 77:30pm
- Thu, Feb 87:30pm
- Fri, Feb 98:00pm
- Sat, Feb 108:00pm
- Sun, Feb 112:00pm7:30pm
- Feb 12
- Tue, Feb 137:30pm
- Wed, Feb 147:30pm
- Thu, Feb 1510:30am7:30pm
- Fri, Feb 168:00pm
- Sat, Feb 178:00pm
- Sun, Feb 182:00pm7:30pm
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About
By Lorraine Hansberry
In a cramped apartment on the south side of Chicago, a struggling family awaits a life insurance payment that could change their circumstances. Matriarch Lena dreams of a nice house in a nicer neighborhood. Daughter Beneatha has her eye on medical school, while son Walter is scheming to buy a liquor store. Lorraine Hansberry’s searing drama about the struggle to achieve the American Dream in the face of racial tensions and economic disenfranchisement changed the face of American theater, and remains no less relevant today.
PAST EVENTS
Triad Stage Book Club
Tuesday, January 30 @ 6 p.m. | Scuppernong Books
Book Title: A Short Walk by Alice Childress
InSight
Sunday, February 4 following 2:00 p.m. performance
Speaker: Dr. Cynthia Greenlee, an NC native and historian who specializes in the post-Civil War legal history of African-Americans and the U.S. South.
An Evening of Storytelling
Monday, February 5 @ 7 p.m. | UpStage Cabaret
Bring a story, bring a friend, or simply listen in to an evening of stories. Topic: Dreams.
Dudley High School Night
Wednesday, February 7 @ 7:30 p.m.
100 current students will attend, and alumni society is also invited with a discount.
YWCA Community Conversation
Monday, February 12 @ 6 p.m. | YWCA
An open conversation about the themes of race, class and gender in the show and in our community.
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