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Does That Make Me Crazy

Syrus Marcus Ware

Does That Make Me Crazy moves across time to tell a story of intergenerational experiences of Madness, love and activism in a mixed race family over four decades. Set against the backdrop of Black liberation movements in the 1960s, 1990s and mid 2010s, Does That Make Me Crazy makes important links between Black liberation and Mad justice.

This is an event is by invite only. Please contact [email protected] if you would like to know more about this workshop showing. 

Credits

Written by Syrus Marcus Ware
Directed by Donna-Michelle St. Bernard
Dramaturgy by Yolanda Bonnell

Stage Managed by Kyisha Williams

Produced by Lisa Alves

Performances by a. portia ehrhardt, Emily Zimmerman, Samson Bonkeabantu Brown, Isaac Cunningham, Kaleb Robertson, Jeff Scott McLarnon, Ravyn Wngz, daniel jelani ellis, Chenise Mitchell, Gaitrie Killings, and Theo Walker Robinson

Sound Design by Theo Walker Robinson

Choreography by Rodney Diverlus
Vocal Coaching by shi wisdom

 

February 13, 2025
to February 14, 2025

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Venue

Franco Boni Theatre

Performance Dates

February 13 & 14 – 7pm

 

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