Silence

You can leave a note for a writer or cast member. Click here to text the show. A childhood memory of a racist encounter is brought to the surface when a young man once again faces a bigot. “The best lack all conviction, while the worst Are full of passionate intensity.” -WB Yeats, The Second Coming In the summer of 1994, I was a college student working as a stocker at Piggly Wiggly in Montevallo, Alabama. I grew up in the South, so racism was not a new concept for me. As a white male, I did not understand how privileged I was nor how entitled. This combination bred a cowardice in me that I am still coming to terms with. This personal narrative is just as much a self-indictment as a criticism of the south. Written and Directed by Michael Mau STARRING Narrator--Michael Mau Buck--Blaque Fowler Slurpee Man--Paul Fegan Grandmother/Teacher--Christa Burton Mom--Shenandoah Evans To pledge your support to the show: https://seedandspark.com/fund/a-blind-play