Thoughts of a Colored Man at Roxy Regional Theatre

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Dawn breaks in Brooklyn, and seven Black men rise to meet the day.  One of them, a finance director, leaves his luxurious condo to jog around their rapidly gentrifying neighborhood, just as a grocery-store clerk is starting another soul-crushing shift.  At the bus stop, two best friends debate the intricacies of modern dating, while a basketball coach at the youth center grapples with his unrealized potential.  At the hospital, a teacher and his father-in-law welcome a new life. And at the barbershop, the whole group meets for cuts and conversation as sparks fly over questions of identity and community.  Through the storytelling style of SLAM Narrative, this daringly universal new play celebrates the hopes, ambitions, joys and triumphs of Black men in a world that often refuses to hear them.

Please note: This production contains haze, strobe lighting effects, adult content and strong language which may not be suitable for all audiences.

By Keenan Scott II

Produced in part by Joe & Nancye Britton and Bradley & Lisa Martin

Additional funding support provided by J. Allyn Smith & Jeanne Odermann

Presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection, www.dramatists.com

7pm February 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24
2pm February 17, 24

Tickets $35 (adults) and $15 (ages 10 and under)

In keeping with the theatre's pay-what-you-can opening night tradition, all tickets not pre-sold at the regular price will go on sale at 6:30pm on Thursday, February 8, for a $5 minimum donation.

Military can enjoy Buy One, Get One 50% Off admission to all performances during the run. Austin Peay State University students can enjoy Buy One, Get One 50% Off admission to all Thursday performances. All students (with current ID) can take advantage of $10 Student Rush tickets, available at the door ten minutes prior to all performances. CitySaver coupons are valid for Friday performances.

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