Late in the run of each subscription season production, Trinity Rep’s artistic and community engagement departments host Post-Show Conversations. These free, open forum events allow audiences to share their thoughts on the show, leading to robust discussions about a production’s themes and relevance.
All Post-Show Conversations are held in person at the Lederer Theater Center after a Wednesday matinee performance. Click here to RSVP for Post-Show Conversations.
Someone Will Remember Us
Sunday, February 16 following that evening’s performance:
Join Tyrone Smith of Operation Stand Down RI, Omar Bah of Refugee Dream Center, and Brown University’s Costs of War director Stephanie Savell in a discussion about the military industrial complex and its social, human, and political costs.
Tyrone, a US Army veteran, and Omar, a refugee from The Gambia, are also depicted in Someone Will Remember Us. They will speak about their personal experiences with armed conflict, as well as the state of Rhode Island’s veteran and refugee communities.
Wednesday, February 19 following that afternoon’s performance:
Someone Will Remember Us playwright Deborah Salem Smith and Artistic Director Curt Columbus will walk you through the development of a world premiere: from the idea’s conception, to interviewing real people, to adapting material into a script.
This discussion will also touch on Trinity Rep’s ongoing work with Rhode Island’s veteran community, and our developing relationships with resettled refugees.
La Tempestad – The Tempest
Wednesday, April 16 at 5:00 pm
Blues for an Alabama Sky
Wednesday, June 25 at 5:00 pm
