In this “barnburner of a play” (The Washington Post), an accomplished Ivy League professor holds routine office hours with an ambitious young student to discuss her thesis: if history is written by the victors, who tells the story of the oppressed? When the two don’t see eye to eye, polite disagreements explode into a debate over race and history that threatens to derail their careers, lives and the status quo.
Estimated run time: 2 hours
Recommended for ages 12 and up.
Regular Tickets: $30 - $45
Student (Under 18 or with a student ID): $24 - $36
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Directing credits include: Emergency (Crossroad Theatre Company); A Time To Love (Dr. Barbara Ann Teer’s National Black Theatre); False Brotherhood (New Federal Theatre); CHI-BOY (Page to Stage Festival/Kennedy Center); The Dues That Must Be Paid (Heal Me Too Festival); Ascension (National Black Theatre); 48 Hours in Harlem(National Black Theatre); By Chance Or By Choice (Newark Public Library); Hercules Didn’t Wade in the Water (National Black Theatre); Gay for the Stay(Faison Firehouse Theatre). Stage Management credits include: Breath and Imagination: The Story of Roland Hayes (Hartford Stage); Mr. Joy (The Riverside Theatre, Lincoln Center Theater); Tearing Down the Walls (The Riverside Theatre); Resurrection(Hartford Stage, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Company); Daniel Beaty’s Emergency (Freedom Theatre, Aaron Davis Hall, The Public Theater, Geffen Playhouse, Arena Stage); Passing Strange (The Public Theater); The Trial of One Short Sighted Black Woman,Melba Moore: Sweet Songs of the Soul, Paul Robeson, Waiting to End Hell, Great Men of Gospel (Woodie King Jr.’s New Federal Theatre); “Hands Up”(National Black Theatre) Much Love and Respect, Kevin R. Free and the entire MST Staff. I Dedicate This Show To My Great-aunt: Doris “Queen” Matthews. Asè
Deanna Supplee is a Philadelphia-born, New York City-trained actress. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, she has also studied at the British American Drama Academy at the University of Oxford and the Actors Studio Drama School (MFA, Acting). NYC Theater credits: The Winter's Tale (New York Shakespeare Exchange), On Strivers Row (Metropolitan Playhouse), Much Ado About Nothing (New York Shakespeare Exchange), The Trojan Women (The Flea Theater), Fires in the Mirror, Laundry & Bourbon, Platanos Y Collard Greens, and Romeo & Juliet (Occupy Verona). Regional Theater: Skeleton Crew (TheatreSquared). International Theater: Look/Alive (Edinburgh Fringe Festival). DeAnna is a proud member of Actors' Equity Association. Website: www.deannasupplee.com IG: @deannasupplee
Annie McAdams has worked regionally at the Intiman Theatre in Seattle (World Premiere of Smash by Jeffrey Hatcher) and at the Franklin Stage Company as Helena in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. New York City: Lydie Breeze (u/s New York Theatre Workshop), Cruel and Barbarous Treatment (Culture Project). At Mile Square Theatre she appeared in Love of the Game, Fantasy League, God of Carnage, Core Values, Vanya, Sonia, Masha, and Spike and Pipeline. Annie is the Education Director for Mile Square Theatre and teaches in the theatre program at Drew University. MFA, University of Washington, Seattle.
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