Presented by Theater Alliance
Show Dates
Thursday, Feb 8 at 8pm *
Friday, Feb 9 at 8pm *
Saturday, Feb 10 at 8pm *
Sunday, Feb 11 at 2pm *
Thursday, Feb 15 at 8pm
Friday, Feb 16 at 8pm *
Saturday, Feb 17 at 8pm
Sunday, Feb 18 at 2pm
Thursday, Feb 22 at 8pm
Friday, Feb 23 at 8pm
Saturday, Feb 24 at 8pm
Sunday, Feb 25 at 2pm
Thursday, Mar 1 at 8pm
Friday, Mar 2 at 8pm
Saturday, Mar 3 at 8pm
Sunday, Mar 4 at 2pm
Monday, Mar 5 at 8pm
Thursday, Mar 8 at 8pm
Friday, Mar 9 at 8pm
Saturday, Mar 10 at 8pm
Sunday, Mar 11 at 2pm
(Key: * =$20 Previews)
Would you die for your beliefs? Is it better to work within the system to change it or take up arms against the system to destroy it?
Idris Goodwin’s The Raid is a fabulation of a debate between two American icons: White abolitionist John Brown and Black abolitionist and social reformer Frederick Douglass. On the eve of Brown’s raid on the federal armory in Harpers Ferry, these men argue the merits of violence and pacifism, order and chaos, and possibility of a nation free of the scourge of slavery. The Raid examines the difference between being an ally and an accomplice, the implications of race in social protest, and the limits of radicalism in the age of #Resistance.
The Raid
by Idris Goodwin
Directed by Colin Hovde