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A Hopeful Story of Kinship, Love, and Moving Through Grief
APR 14 - MAY 10, 2026 | WILSON STAGE
By a.k. payne
Directed by Jasmine B. Gunter
Synopsis
From one of Variety’s top Storytellers to Watch in 2025, comes this multiple award-winning story of kinship, love, and moving through grief. On a three-day furlough for her mother’s funeral, Sade stays with her only cousin. Mina is also on a brief reprieve from her life on the West Coast, and the cousins, who were once so close, come together to try to make sense of childhood memories and their dreams for the future as time ticks toward Sade’s return to prison. “An abolition play or simply a play about cousins” from one of America’s most thrilling new playwrights.
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