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February 19, 2026 -  March 1, 2026

Location:

The Public’s

Helen Wayne Rauh  Rehearsal Hall

621 Penn Ave.  

Pittsburgh, PA 15222

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Set in 1955, Alexandria Louisiana, the play centers on a family who transforms trauma into ritual by gathering beneath an ancient oak tree with a violent past. This tree—once a site of lynchings during slavery—becomes their sacred meeting place for prayer and remembrance, its bark bearing the blood-carved names of their ancestors who didn’t survive.

The play invites audiences to challenge established narratives and choose paths guided by the heart.

Click HERE for tickets.

 Feb. 28th
SOLD OUT

Tickets:

$40 General Admission

$35 Seniors 65 and over and Students

$25 Students Age (K-12)

(Group rates available for 10 or more)

Tickets will be available soon.

*If you need assistance with handicap accessibility, please contact us with specific requests.

 

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Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh, a Partnership of

The Pittsburgh Foundation and the Heinz Endowments

 

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