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Facing Our Truth features six diverse ten-minute plays from the brilliant minds of Dominique Morisseau, A. Rey Pamatmat, Winter Miller, Dan O'Brien, Marcus Gardley, Mona Mansour & Tala Manassah. This Spring '25, The Network for Stage & Screen Artists will bring these stories back with a new cast & new guest artist Afrobeats Dance Club! They make their return to the Studio Theatre for a third presentation of Facing Our Truth next week, on Tuesday, March 4th at 3:30pm, Wednesday, March 5th at 7pm & Thursday March 6th at 5pm.
Full Program available here!
https://issuu.com/stagexscreenartists/docs/the_network_for_stage_screen_artists_presents_fa
Night Vision by Dominique Morisseau
Ayanna and Ezra witness a woman getting beaten on the street by a man in a hooded sweatshirt. After they diffuse the situation they return to their apartment to call the police. However, when they discover how their accounts of the attacker differ, both are left questioning the truth of what they saw.
Some Other Kid by A. Rey Pamatmat
Three young people weigh both the potentially liberating privileges and the potentially deadly consequences of being just some other kid.
Colored by Winter Miller
Interactions between passengers on a subway ride escalate dangerously.
The Ballad of George Zimmerman text by Dan OBrien music by Quetzal Flores
A folk opera recreating the ten minutes leading to the murder of Trayvon Martin, The Ballad of George Zimmerman explores the mind of his killer.
Dressing by Mona Mansour & Tala Manassah
In Dressing, a short play in three parts, a mother teases her son over his attire just as he gets ready to leave for school. He pushes back playfully; they play this game all the time. Parts two and three follow this mother as she experiences an unimaginable loss, shedding light on the nature of the vulnerability of the physical self.
No More Monsters Here by Marcus Gardley
No More Monsters Here is a satire about a young white female who visits a psychiatrist and gets diagnosed with "Negro-phobia": a fear of African American people. The psychiatrist tells her that the cure is for her to spend three days literally living in the body of a young African American male who lives in the hood. The end result is a revelation that will make you laugh, shock you and perhaps break your heart!"
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AdresseThe Studio Theatre at Lehman College (Afficher)
250 Bedford Park Boulevard West
Bronx, NY 10468
United States
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