In a town running low on compassion, an exile seeks forgiveness, forcing the community to decide between mercy or justice. A storyteller spins a tale of a lonely soul tempted by the devil’s kindness on a fateful trip to the crossroads. Where We Stand is an epic fable of penance filled with humor, heart and music.
In a town running low on compassion, an exile seeks forgiveness, forcing the community to decide between mercy or justice. A storyteller spins a tale of a lonely soul tempted by the devil’s kindness on a fateful trip to the crossroads. Where We Stand is an epic fable of penance filled with humor, heart and music.
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Where We Stand
by Donnetta Lavinia Grays
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Beguiling and galvanizing, word-drunk and riveting, Where We Stand seems to strip the very mode of theater to its barest constitutive parts to spin a timeless fable about justice and human frailty, taking full advantage of the three-dimensional immediacy of live performance in a way that both engages and implicates the audience.
Beguiling and galvanizing, word-drunk and riveting, Where We Stand seems to strip the very mode of theater to its barest constitutive parts to spin a timeless fable about justice and human frailty, taking full advantage of the three-dimensional immediacy of live performance in a way that both engages and implicates the audience.
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Character Information
Man
Character Age
any
Character Race/Ethnic Identity
Black
Can be played by:
Actor Age
20s,
30s,
40s,
50s,
60s,
70s+
Actor Race/Ethnic Identity
Black, African, Caribbean, or African American
Development History
TypeCommission, OrganizationThe Public Theatre, Year2018