Presented by Soho Rep
1832: a mother and daughter stand vigil behind the African Baptist Church in Philadelphia at the grave of a recently deceased loved one. Today, on the same grounds: another mother and daughter (alike yet not the same) work as counselors at what is now a sleep-away camp. Timelines collide, unearthing our nation’s long history of harm in the name of scientific advancement at the cost to Black bodies.
Directed by Evren Odcikin
Cast includes Crystal Lucas-Perry, Clarissa Vickerie, Holiday, Miles G. Jackson
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