Set in 1950s Mendocino, a multiracial girl grows up in a mostly white logging town. An orphan, she yearns to know her family story when a young black girl from Alabama arrives. “Passionate, lyrical, and full of down-home humor.” -Finalist 2007 Pulitzer Prize, by Eisa Davis, directed by Harry Waters Jr. (Angels in America, Back to the Future), presented by SSU Theatre Arts & Dance. Audiences will be seated on the main stage for an immersive, up close experience! * SSU Students FREE + FREE Pizza at Intermission *

Wednesday, October 25 @ 7: 30 PM | Evert B. Person Theatre

Thursday, October 26 @ 10 AM | Evert B. Person Theatre

Friday, October 27 @ 7: 30 PM | Evert B. Person Theatre

Saturday, October 28 @ 7: 30 | Evert B. Person Theatre