
Photo: Courtesy The People's Building
Stono
- When
- Feb 12 - Feb 20 · Fri/Sat/Thu 7 PM, Sun Feb 14 matinee 2 PM
- Where
- The People's Building, Aurora
- Price
- $31.44
STONO asks a question most American history classes never pose: what if the story of the largest slave rebellion in colonial history were told through the eyes of the horses, dogs and land that witnessed it. The 80-minute piece blends song, movement and spoken word to reimagine the 1739 Stono Rebellion from the vantage point of its non-human participants.
The run splits into two three-show weekends at The People's Building, 9995 E. Colfax Ave. in Aurora: Feb. 12-14, with a Sunday matinee, and Feb. 18-20. The production carries a content advisory for recorded gunshots and depictions of racial violence.

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