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Does poverty breed hate? Or is it the opposite? On the Suquamish Indian Reservation life as a white kid is often dangerous--and sometimes deadly. Caleb Penn’s powerful new play gives us an intimate look at what he went through as a child of poverty, forced to live in a town of people who hated the color of his skin. Shootings were a daily occurrence, meth could be detected in the eyes of far too many friends, and caught in the middle of all of it all were the people and relationships that make up this rarely discussed thread within the fabric of American society.

Written by Caleb Penn

Directed by Zac Eckstein

Presented at TPS’ Theatre4 (4th floor of the Seattle Center House)

(click for map)

April 3-19 | Th/Fr/Sa @ 8 | Su @ 2

Tickets available February 1st at:

Brown Paper Tickets.

$15 General Admission

$10 Seniors/TPS Members

Students w/ID PWYC

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Join us opening night for a round of drinks celebrating the opening of The Rez.

And then, stay afterwards for a talk-back with the actors, director, and playwright.

Beer, wine, treats and chit-chat!

7:30-10:30, April 3rd,

at Theatre4.

$20 gets you all the eatables and an exciting, new play to watch and discuss!