From Mississippi Goddamn

 CLAUDETTE: No. What I’m telling you is that this neighborhood has a lot of eyes and ears and those eyes and ears are Negro and what they see and hear they report back to white folks.

ROBBIE: What White folks?
 
CLAUDETTE: The White Citizens Council. The police. The Mississippi Sovereignty Commission. The Klan. It doesn’t matter. Pick your poison. It’s all the same thing.
 
ROBBIE: Negros report to the Klan?
 
CLAUDETTE: Some do. Not all. But some do. And some of them live on this very street.
            (Beat)
Maybe even in this very house.
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Cake Ladies - A production of Angels in America in a small East Texas town is threatened when COVID strikes. Best friends ban together to save the day. (3W,2M)

penny candy - Growing up in a candy house sounds like every kid’s dream. But for 12-year-old Jon-Jon, helping his father run Paw Paw’s Candy Tree isn’t quite a dream come true. (3M,3W, 1 Boy)

a love offering - Questions of loyalty and trust are tested when an incident at a nursing home spirals out of control. (3W,2M)

Mississippi Goddamn - Finalist, Harold and Mimi Steinberg/ATCA New Play Award Winner, 2016 M. Elizabeth Cohen New Play Award. A tension-filled drama about the assassination of Medgar Evers. (3M, 3W)

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​Check out these cool shots from the World Premiere of Cake Ladies ​​@ the Dallas Theater Center

​Photo Credits: (left)  Karen Almond 
​(Cake Ladies) Karen Almond, (penny candy) #AceShotThat,
​(Mississippi Goddamn) Classi Nance Photography
and ​(a love offering) Jordan Fraker.