A new play about neighbors being neighbors in the North Loop. With dungeons and dragons.About this Event
The North Loop is a unique neighborhood, home to both upscale condos and rentals and higher-income residents, and several organizations sheltering low income residents in need of housing. And yet, this neighborhood is ranked among the lowest (0.0%) of neighborhoods affected by poverty. Where are all the unhoused people utilizing the shelters? …And whatever happened to Bassett Creek, originally named Haha Wakpadan? Is history repeating itself? What possibilities lie between expellers and bydwellers? Between those who have and have not?
Dis Place is being directed by Harry Waters Jr., written by Elle Thoni, with contributions from Charli Fool Bear-Vetter, and performed by zAmya Theater Project and residents of Avivo Village.
More details:
Thursday, March 13th is a preview night, offered to the public at a discount sliding scale ($0-$30). The other three performances also include sliding scale tickets, $0-$40.
All ages welcome. Parental discretion is advised because audience conversation may include adult topics such as drugs and abuse.
$10 Target gift cards available to people with lived experience of homelessness (while supplies last) after the show; sign up at the box office upon arrival.
Sorry, no refunds on tickets; it may be possible to switch ticket dates, however.
Contact Deb Ervin, [email protected], with any questions about accessibility, switching dates, or other details.
Event Venue
Luminary Arts Center, 700 North 1st Street, Minneapolis, United States
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