New play follows a family’s reckoning with secrets in the Black Victorian era
By Lynnea Domienik, Sasha-Ann Simons
New play follows a family’s reckoning with secrets in the Black Victorian era
By Lynnea Domienik, Sasha-Ann Simons
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For a middle-class Black family in 1919, a mother’s death brings a reckoning with their past. This serves as the premise for Relentless, which came out of the TimeLine Theatre’s Playwrights Collective.
Reset checks in with the playwright and the director to hear about their process, and how this play can help us reflect on our current moment.
GUESTS: Tyla Abercrumbie, playwright of Relentless
Ron OJ Parson, director of Relentless