

Consistent,
High Quality
Cultural Events




February 19, 2026 - March 1, 2026
Location:
The Public’s
Helen Wayne Rauh Rehearsal Hall
621 Penn Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
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.
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.