The (M)others

The (M)others explores the stories of four women brought together by the unimaginable experience of losing a loved one at the hands of police. This documentary performance weaves together their interviews to explore the traumatic effect of the event on their lives. Through their memories, we are introduced to a young man with dreams of playing professional football, a new father just getting to know his son, a former addict on the brink of turning his life around, and a sixteen-year-old boy shot just a day before his seventeenth birthday. The (M)others brings their untold stories to the stage.

NOTICES:

This production runs75 minutes and is presented without intermission.

No Late Seating or Re-Seating will be possible during the performance. Please plan on arriving with ample time to find parking, locate the theater, move through the box office, etc.

Request disability accommodations and access info via Stanford’s online form. Requests should be made by NOV 19.

Electronic Assisted Listening Devices will be available for pickup at Will Call for all performances.

Content Warnings: The (M)others includes discussions about racism, xenophobia, teenage pregnancy, addiction, police brutality, gun violence, rape and sexual violence, suicidal ideation, and the processing of grief. The play also includes the use of harsh language, including xenophobic and racist slurs. 

Please Note: This production will feature interactive elements of audience participation. Select seats designated for participation will be clearly marked in the theater.

FILMING ADVISORY:

Any personal video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

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