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A White Man's Guide to Rikers Island
Justice isn't blind, white privilege does exist, and awareness is the first step to healing.
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Gene Frankel Theatre 24 Bond Street New York, NY 10012
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“A canny blend of finely sculpted autobiography and documentary facts cohesively shaped into a compelling narrative…With its commanding central performance, gripping story and accomplished presentation, A White Man’s Guide to Rikers Island is a rewarding experience.” – TheatreScene.net
“Intelligent, fascinating…extraordinarily vivid and incredibly informative.” – Ewing Reviewing
"Entertaining, intriguing and expertly delivered. A worthwhile and gripping story that holds your attention and leaves you thinking twice about anything that might possibly land you in the clink.” -- Theater Pizzazz
Based on a true story, after a bad decision and a tragic twist of fate, a white man from an affluent, New Jersey town ends up in Rikers Island, completely out of his element. He struggles to navigate his way through the penal system in the company of his cellmates. Beyond the jail politics, he must reconcile the need to fight for his survival with the guilt that consumes his every waking hour.
Performed by Dillon John Collins & Rich Roy
Written by Rich Roy & Eric C. Webb
Directed by Thomas G. Waites
Scenic Design by Elle Kunnos De Voss
Scenic Painting by Irina Kuraeva
Sound Design by Tony Daniels
Lighting Design by Gilbert "Lucky" Pearto
Previews begin March 10th
Opening Night - March 12th!
Tickets may be purchased at the door - Cash Only (Pending Availability)