Wed
Sep 21
By Dominique Morisseau
Directed by Lamar Perry
September 21 - October 30, 2022
Two sisters are forced to reckon with their shared heritage when one of them inherits their grandmother’s house. Mud Row weaves a compelling and hopeful story of sisterhood, love, forgiveness and intergenerational healing. DPT is thrilled to share this Michigan premiere by Dominique Morisseau, the multiple TONY Award-nominated, MacArthur Genius Award-winning native Detroit playwright of international acclaim—and DPT’s Executive Artistic Producer.
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MUD ROW By Dominique Morisseau at Detroit Public Theatre — September 21 - October 30
Two sisters are forced to reckon with their shared heritage when one of them inherits their grandmother’s house