February 9th-11th at the Farr Best theater in Mansfield, Texas
Characters
Pastor Williams – Black Male in his 50s or older – Founder of a mega church and has several thousand members. He is known for his flamboyance, wearing tailor-made suits, driving fancy cars, and living in a mansion. He does a lot of good in the community, but some of his actions are marked by greed.

Dr. Cumming – Black Male in his late 30s-40s – Medical Doctor who is a patron at the barbershop and friends with Malik. He is very knowledgeable of history as it pertains to th mistreatment of black people in the medical industry.

Kyle – White Male in his 30s-40s – Warehouse Operations Manager and son of the owner. He is married to Jessica, a black woman, and has two bi-racial daughters. He has mixed feelings about Reparations, and it is causing hardship in his marriage and business.

Karen – White Woman in her 30s –
Accountant and sister to kyle. If “How could I be ra have black friends” were a person, it would be Karen. She works in the corporate office family business and constantly clashes with her brother Kyle.

Rick – Black Male in his 40s – Strip Club Owner/ex-professional athlete. Rick is business savvy and known around town for being a pro athlete and for his chain of strip clubs. He is a heavy hitter and was rich before reparations.

Oson – African Male in his 30s-40s – Warehouse Supervisor. Oson is Nigerian and has been in the U.S. for 15 years. He works at the warehouse with Deven, and they often clash. Oson is upset because of the reparation’s payments not only because he and his family did not receive the money, but because the company that he relies on to take care of his family is suffering due to several people quitting their jobs as warehouse workers. He has a very negative view of Black Americans.

Whitney Andrews – 20s-30s – News Reporter (one scene)

White Male Protestor – no age requirement (one scene)

Black Male Protestor – no age requirement (one scene)