FOR BLACK BOYS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED HOMICIDE WHEN THE STREETS WERE TOO MUCH at Theatre Morgan

for black boys who have considered homicide when the streets were too much by Keith Antar Mason, directed by Dwight R.B. Cook

- A 'Rite of Becoming' play about black men, their beliefs, loves, and traumas. FBB examines the effects and outcomes of life in the streets.

There is a use of strong language and mature themes in the show.

October, 19—22, 2023

Thursday- 11:00am* • Friday- 7:30pm 

Saturday- 2:00pm (talk-back following) &  7:30pm •  Sunday- 3:00pm

* Senior Citizen & College Student Matinee

$20 - Gen. Admission  •  $15—Seniors  •  $10 Non-MSU students

FREE—MSU students, faculty & staff w/Bear card

*SCCSM-$5  

The Murphy Fine Arts Center Box Office (no surcharge) (443) 885-4440

TicketMaster online

Performances will be held in the MURPHY  FINE  ARTS  CENTER'S Turpin-Lamb Theater

2201 Argonne Drive, Balto. MD 21218