Soonie shares the story of how her great-grandma was just seven years old when she was sold to a big plantation without her parents. With only some fabric and needles to call her own, she began to stitch a Show Way: a quilt with secret meanings to show enslaved people the way to freedom. As each generation passes, the quilt sheds light on the past and paves the road into the future, stitching together possibility and promise.
Join us for Q&As with the company and Woodson following the performances on Saturday, March 16 at 7 pm and on Sunday, March 17 at 11am.
Please note: There will be a sensory friendly performance on March 17 at 3pm.
To dive deeper into the show, review the Learning Guide Materials.
Choreography by Tiffany Quinn
Music Direction by Tiffany Underwood Holmes
Original Direction by Schele Williams
Scenic design by Tony Cisek
Costume design by Jeannette Christensen
Lighting design by Doug Del Pizzo
Sound design by Cresent Haynes
Props design by Chelsea Dean
Projection design by Jeremy Bennett
A World Premiere Kennedy Center Commission
ONSALE DATES
Thu, Jan 11 at 1pm:
BAM Members & Patrons
Tue, Jan 16 at 1pm:
General Public
UPCOMING Performances
RUNNING TIME
VENUE
ACCESSIBILITY
ASL Interpretation provided by Sign Nexus
March 17 at 3pm
Sensory Friendly Performance
TICKET INFORMATION
Please note: A $2 facility fee and $3.50 handling fee per ticket will be added to all online orders
Join us for Q&As with the company and Woodson following select performances!
Leadership support for
BAM Access Programs provided by the
Jerome L. Greene Foundation
Leadership support for
theater at BAM provided by
The Fan Fox &
Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc.;
The SHS Foundation; and
The Shubert Foundation, Inc.
Major support for
sensory friendly performances provided by:
The FAR Fund and
The Joseph LeRoy and
Ann C. Warner Fund
Additional support for captioning and ASL interpreted performances provided by a grant from
NYSCA/TDF TAP Plus
