Commissioned by New Haven Arts & Humanities Co-Op High School during a yearlong playwright residency.

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Constitution Ave. place on the front porches of two homes in the city. 

 

A group of ol' folks lament the changing neighborhood.

Two cops search for stolen property.

Some white private schoolers try to "save the hood."

A squad of teenagers protect their home and each other from a country that does not view them as people.

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A play about home, love, and finding peace in world of oppression and violence. 

 

"All that sky and you still smiling. Ain't that magic? Ain't fighting? Ain't that home?"