A brilliant theatrical poem with unforgettable images, motifs, and sequences. Each vignette told a bold and engaging story even if just taken at face value, while also communicating with striking, sophisticated, but crystal clear metaphors about the legacies and traumas of slavery and white supremacy, and their connection to the cyclical and ongoing oppression of black people in America. Wardally's use of multiple bodies to illustrate internalized conflict and trauma was fantastic too. This feels impeccably structured, yet also like a beautiful, multi-faceted blueprint for a creative...
A brilliant theatrical poem with unforgettable images, motifs, and sequences. Each vignette told a bold and engaging story even if just taken at face value, while also communicating with striking, sophisticated, but crystal clear metaphors about the legacies and traumas of slavery and white supremacy, and their connection to the cyclical and ongoing oppression of black people in America. Wardally's use of multiple bodies to illustrate internalized conflict and trauma was fantastic too. This feels impeccably structured, yet also like a beautiful, multi-faceted blueprint for a creative production team. Essential poetry and drama that all should experience.