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    Pass Over

    Friday, March 22, 2024 - 8:00 PM
    to Saturday, March 30, 2024 - 8:00 PM

    8:00 PM - 8:00 PM See all dates and Times

    USC Theatre Lab

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    03/22/2024 08:00 PM 03/30/2024 08:00 PM America/Anguilla Pass Over Pass Over, written by New York American playwright, Antoinette Nwandu, is a dark comedy that explores the current racial landscape and poses questions about the future. NiA founder and artistic director, Darion McCloud performs one of the roles in the play, alongside NiA company members Mario Haynes and Rob McCue and is directed by Lonetta Thompson. “NiA is known for introducing audiences to thoughtful and provoking subjects, characters and themes in our plays and storytelling. This piece is no exception,” McCloud said. “Bring an open mind, but leave the kiddos at home for this one.” Director Lonetta Thompson said, “We believe this play is relevant and timely, reflecting the unjust struggles... Details & Tickets: https://www.upcomingevents.com/columbia/events/usc-theatre-lab/pass-over-196161?ref=uceaddevent USC Theatre Lab, 1400 Wheat Street, Columbia, SC, 29201

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    Arts Oriented, Film, Live Entertainment, Performing Arts, Theater / Play

    Neighborhoods

    Granby Hill (Columbia)
    Hollywood - Rosehill (Columbia)
    Wales Garden (Columbia)
    Wheeler Hill (Columbia)

    Pass Over, written by New York American playwright, Antoinette Nwandu, is a dark comedy that explores the current racial landscape and poses questions about the future. NiA founder and artistic director, Darion McCloud performs one of the roles in the play, alongside NiA company members Mario Haynes and Rob McCue and is directed by Lonetta Thompson. “NiA is known for introducing audiences to thoughtful and provoking subjects, characters and themes in our plays and storytelling. This piece is no exception,” McCloud said. “Bring an open mind, but leave the kiddos at home for this one.” Director Lonetta Thompson said, “We believe this play is relevant and timely, reflecting the unjust struggles and questions black people face in this country - past and present. It’s inspired by Beckett’s Waiting for Godot with elements of the Book of Exodus from the Bible, yet Nwandu's lyrical use of current language is poetic, profane and profound.”

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