Detroit '67 at Hofstra University

Hofstra University’s Department of Drama and Dance presents Dominique Morisseau’s Detroit '67, directed by G.D. Kimble, in honor of Black History Month. The play follows siblings Chelle and Lank as they navigate personal and societal turmoil while running an after-hours joint in Detroit during the tumultuous summer of 1967. They face unexpected challenges when a mysterious woman enters their lives, leading to conflicts that mirror the escalating tensions of the city around them. Diamond Tucker, who portrays Bunny, reflects on the significance of the story, emphasizing its relevance to discussions about resilience and community.