WITNESS UGANDA
by Matt Gould and Griffin Matthews
Directed by Tony nominee Diane Paulus
Workshop Performance Shown: Monday January 28th at 8pm, Thursday January 31st at 4pm or Thursday January 31st at 8pm
At: The Miller Theatre at Columbia University (2960 Broadway (at 116th St))
Details:
Griffin, a black American volunteer arrives from New York City to help build a village school and escape his church’s probing into his sexuality. But when he falls into a complicated relationship with a group of destitute, orphaned teenagers, he becomes obsessed with a mission that will change his and their lives forever. From the beautiful rolling hills of the Ugandan countryside to a stifling apartment in New York City, from a joyous celebration of African youth to a terrifying abduction 8000 miles away, Witness Uganda documents the story of a man battling to find his place in a world full of injustice and inhumanity and explores the question “is changing the world even possible?”
Review:
Phenomenal production, magnificent performances, and exquisite storyline headline the workshop performance of Witness Uganda. It is a moving and uplifting play that will progress and develop to touch even more lives than it’s 3 performances have so far. With the love of many Broadway giants in the room, Witness Uganda was a phenomenal fête.
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