Following each Sunday matinee performance of Black Bone, there will be an engaging post-show discussion led by a member of the production team or Definition staff member. These insightful post-show discussions will begin immediately following each performance and offer attendees a unique opportunity to delve deeper into the themes and creative choices behind the production. Participation in these discussions is completely free and open to all audience members who wish to share their thoughts or ask questions.
There is no code needed to attend the post-show discussions.
Please note there will be no post-show discussion on Sunday, June 29.
ONSTAGE MAY 30 - JUNE 29
Black Bone
by Tina Fakhrid-Deen
directed by Carla Stillwell
A winner of Amplify Series Two, Black Bone is a sharp satirical fantasy that blurs the line between game show theatrics and real life. The play follows a group of Black academics at a predominantly white institution (PWI) who discover that one among them is "passing" as Black. Chaos quickly unfolds—mutiny erupts, panic spreads, and the consequences turn deadly. In a desperate bid for survival, we are posed with the question of how is Blackness defined or performed—and who gets to decide who’s in and who's out?