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A one-person verbatim play built from interviews with 26 people in 29 monologues, presenting differing perspectives on the 1991 Crown Heights riot, racial and religious identity, and the aftermath.
A solo documentary performance built from more than 200 interviews with people caught in the school-to-prison pipeline. Smith embodies 17 speakers across two acts, drawing on real events and footage; the second act invites audience call and response.
Seven dramatic monologues, developed from interviews with women activists in seven countries, present their struggles for women’s and girls’ rights and well-being. The playwrights shaped the accounts into a unified documentary script.
A verbatim one-woman play assembled from interviews with more than 300 people connected directly or indirectly to the 1992 Los Angeles uprising. Smith performs monologues representing public officials, victims, instigators, and residents, examining the event through their differing perspectives.
A one-person verbatim play built from interviews with 26 people in 29 monologues, presenting differing perspectives on the 1991 Crown Heights riot, racial and religious identity, and the aftermath.
A solo documentary performance built from more than 200 interviews with people caught in the school-to-prison pipeline. Smith embodies 17 speakers across two acts, drawing on real events and footage; the second act invites audience call and response.
Seven dramatic monologues, developed from interviews with women activists in seven countries, present their struggles for women’s and girls’ rights and well-being. The playwrights shaped the accounts into a unified documentary script.
A verbatim one-woman play assembled from interviews with more than 300 people connected directly or indirectly to the 1992 Los Angeles uprising. Smith performs monologues representing public officials, victims, instigators, and residents, examining the event through their differing perspectives.