Plowshares Theatre Company is recognized as Michigan’s only professional African American theatre company. For almost 20 years, Plowshares has been the alternative voice in metro Detroit's performing arts community. A theatre that offers a true off-Broadway experience, with the kind of entertaining, and diverse productions that has made it a favorite among discerning patrons. Plowshares is an urban theatre with a distinctly Detroit style. The name of the theatre company is synonymous with its mission: Plowshares is dedicated to “breaking new ground” by nurturing emerging talent, providing challenging opportunities to local artists and presenting new plays.
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Gem of the Ocean 1904, Pittsburgh: 1839 Wylie Street in the Hill District is the home of Aunt Ester, a 287-year-old former slave, who is a keeper of tradition and history for her people and a renowned cleanser of souls. |
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Ruined The rain forest bar and brothel of Mama Nadi both protects and profits from the women whose bodies have become a battlefield between the government soldiers and rebels alike. Lynn Nottage's searing play takes us in the lives of a group of women surviving a civil war in the Congo. |
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A Jazzy Christmas This Christmas, get the season ringing with this wonderful, cabaret show featuring some of Detroit's finest talent singing your favorite holiday songs in a great Jazz style. Following in the footsteps of last spring’s hit cabaret show, JAZZ: BIRTH OF THE COOL, we celebrate the holidays in a hot, |