CLASS: A Modern Story About American Slavery

This play is a modern story about American slavery. A student’s demand to change a poor grade escalates into a suspenseful battle with his professor over America’s future; and age, race, class, and even gender collide as power changes hands until the very end. Distinctive cellphone ringtones are near characters, intruding their personalities into the conflict.

Jodie Hoctor, a working class Irish-American student, demands that Professor Syleathia Kennedy, middle-class, African-American, change a grade given in a Race Relations class; a grade that could change his entire future but requires her to betray her racial heritage.

MATINEE on the 10th at 2pm.

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When: Mon., Aug. 8, 2016 - Thu., Aug. 11, 2016 at 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Where: John Jay College of Criminal Justice
899 Tenth Ave.
646-557-4430
Price: $15 donation
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This play is a modern story about American slavery. A student’s demand to change a poor grade escalates into a suspenseful battle with his professor over America’s future; and age, race, class, and even gender collide as power changes hands until the very end. Distinctive cellphone ringtones are near characters, intruding their personalities into the conflict.

Jodie Hoctor, a working class Irish-American student, demands that Professor Syleathia Kennedy, middle-class, African-American, change a grade given in a Race Relations class; a grade that could change his entire future but requires her to betray her racial heritage.

MATINEE on the 10th at 2pm.

TICKETS

Buy tickets/get more info now