Broken Tables, Mended Hearts - Stage Play

Can love survive when trust is broken? Can hearts mend when past wounds resurface?

Written by: Benaiah Paul-Worika
Directed by: Faith Iloka

Location: at The Lewis Arts Complex, Princeton University. Doors open at 6:30PM

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: The play contains scenes portraying domestic violence and abuse.

"Broken Tables, Mended Hearts" is a powerful stage play that explores the struggles of marriage, family trauma, and the power of forgiveness. Through the journey of Ari and Michael, we witness the deep scars of the past threatening their future—and the transformative power of faith, grace, and commitment in rebuilding love.

Guided by Counselor Imani, a faith-based counselor with a story of her own, the couple must confront their pain, embrace vulnerability, and choose whether to fight for their marriage or walk away.

After the 30 minute play, we are hosting a Talk-Back with the Director and Cast as well as a Q&A Session with a panelist of Therapists, Counselors and Community Leaders.

This play was created to raise awareness about mental health towards The Healing Conference from 26-29th March 2025. We are offering FREE Counseling. Click to Register
JOIN US for an unforgettable theatrical experience that will challenge, uplift, and encourage you. Whether you are married, single, or simply seeking inspiration, this story is for you.

🎭 Reserve your free seat now and experience a journey of healing, faith, and love!

This play is organized by the 3ANGLES Initiative in collaboration with The Black Theatre Collective at Princeton University.

Host or Publisher 3ANGLES Initiative