We are inviting members of the community to share with the Indaba Action Team in our exploration, learning, and awareness-building. With your support we can bring to our Shoreline community the critically acclaimed one act play Death By A Thousand Cuts: A Requiem for Black and Brown Men written and directed by Award-Winning playwright & Screenwriter, Steve Driffin. This compelling theatrical production, featuring professional actors, has sold-out venues in CT and off-Broadway in NYC since 2022.
Allegorically told, Death by a Thousand Cuts: A Requiem for Black and Brown Men candidly unearths the raw experiences of melanated men. Drawing from the joy, pain, and the trauma of surviving in America, this is a requiem 400 years in the making.
Coming to the Andrews Memorial Hall stage in Clinton, CT on Saturday, April 13, 2024 at 7 P.M.
The hour long performance will be followed by a talk-back, facilitated panel discussion where members of the audience can verbally process the emotion and other impacts of this powerful play. Please click here to view the production trailer.
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To make your FREE reservation for this performance please go to hchlibrary.org.
No donation is required to attend Death by a Thousand Cuts: A Requiem for Black and Brown Men. However you may choose to make a donation at: Patronicity.com/IndabaCT
This FREE performance presented by:
- Indaba and M.A.D. Content
- Clinton Arts Council
- Clinton Human Rights Committee
- Henry Carter Hull Library
This project/program is funded in part through a matching grant from SustainableCT.
