In the play, a Black family tries to convince the patriarch to move out of a condemned building. But he refuses to be forced out. As the play goes on, questions of generational wealth and at what cost do we protect each other become central issues for all of the characters. How do we protect what's being stolen from us?
(Yale Rep Commission)
In the play, a Black family tries to convince the patriarch to move out of a condemned building. But he refuses to be forced out. As the play goes on, questions of generational wealth and at what cost do we protect each other become central issues for all of the characters. How do we protect what's being stolen from us?
