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Ripped from the headlines, Christopher Demos-Brown’s 2019 play American Son focuses on an estranged bi-racial couple who must confront their feelings about race and bias after their son is detained by the police following a traffic stop incident.
American Son opened Feb. 10 at Le Chat Noir and has a three shows left Feb. 16-18 at 8 p.m.
“Sometimes despite your best efforts, you are part of the problem; and it’s impossible to see from your point of view; so come see it from someone else’s,” said Antonio Scales, who plays Lt. Stokes and is the play’s co-director. “Le Chat Noir shines a spotlight on a societal failing with American Son.“
The cast also includes Raheema Johnson, Jason Latimer and Tom Colechin.
Limited tickets remain and are $30 For more information, visit lcnaugusta.com.