Dennis A. Allen II's monologue very boldly and clearly states the frustrations of everyone who recognizes the injustices done to the black community by poice officers. In solidarity the playwright asks that you raise your hands up during the monologue.
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2015, Flashpoint Theatre Company, Philadelphia
2017
Samuel French, Inc.
9780573705687
A part of the collection Hands Up: 7 Playwrights, 7 Testaments
A part of the collection Hands Up: 7 Playwrights, 7 Testaments
Plays with Music
Once Upon a Black Boy is is a new Biomyth Dubtheatre piece, exploring the coming-of-age of Tsuki, a 13 year old Black boy living in Toronto with his mother who was recently diagnosed with cancer. Both the Tsuki and his mother Cha navigate the complex landscapes of race, class, gender, sexual orientation, motherhood, Black masculinity and death
Plays with Music
An afrofuturistic dubopera set in a postapocalyptic Toronto some years after the explosion of the Pickering Nuclear plant which causes widespread infertility in humans; Lukumi centres on gender and the environment.
