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What is the cost of utopia?

After delivering an earth-rattling prophecy, an infamous root woman and her loyal devotees vanish into a river, sparking rumors of a triple suicide. In truth, theonewhohasnoname, quiethandssometimesclapping and lilbigsis abscond to a half-imagined, half-remembered hush arbor. There, supernatural forces initiate them into the daughters of ellum, a secret society of earth-workers dedicated to preserving the ways of the ancient ones. All is bliss until the trio’s decision to abandon the faithless begins to haunt them. Will demands of home force them to return and risk becoming salt or will they choose eternal life and relish in a new realm of their own conjuring?

Content Warning: again, the watercarriers: Ceremonies from in the name of the m/other tree contains loud noises, mention of violence, some strong language, images of grief, anger, and spiritual tumult. We encourage patrons to consider this information when deciding if the performance is appropriate for them. This performance is recommended for audiences ages 16 and up. Audience discretion is advised.

Ticket Prices:

$25 - Supported Ticket - A ticket that helps to make art more accessible from a financial lens for those for whom the past ticket prices have been a barrier
$40 - Standard Ticket - A ticket that is the standard General Admission price for tickets in the past
$75 - Pay It Forward Ticket - A ticket that is supporting ticket accessibility for those with financial barriers

Please note: tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable.

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Double Edge Theatre is committed to our environment. Therefore, we ask that audiences refrain from bringing and disposing of their single-use plastics at our facilities.

While we love animals, we cannot accommodate pets and have no available parking for cars with animals in them, so please leave your pets at home.

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again, the watercarriers: Ceremonies from in the name of the m/other tree was originally Commissioned by the Apollo Theater and produced in partnership with National Black Theatre. Support to develop, present and tour this work has been generously provided by Double Edge Theatre, Betty’s Daughter Arts Collaborative, Jupiter Performance Studio, Mississippi Center for Cultural Production, Foundation for Contemporary Arts, Mercury Store and a creation and touring grant from New England Foundation for the Arts/National Theater Project.