Aleshea Harris turns theater into a monument, ephemeral but real, to ongoing pain. You can’t tear down a statue that never shows up outside.—Vinson Cunningham,
New Yorker
This volume includes two dynamic plays from Aleshea Harris that confront the experience of being Black in America.
An explosive epic that examines the cyclical nature of violence,
Is God Is
follows twin sisters who undertake a dangerous journey to exact revenge upon their father at the behest of their dying mother.
What to Send Up When It Goes Down
is a play-pageant-ritual response to anti-Blackness in America. It is a challenge to us all: to heal through expression, expulsion, and movement.