World Premiere

Written by and Starring Regina Taylor

Exhibit is about an African-American woman, Iris, who recalls pieces of her childhood as she integrated a school in Muskogee
Oklahoma. Her personal recollections are flashes of a sharply polarized America in transition as the civil rights movement rolls
forward. Iris’s memories of her martyred innocence for a cause are triggered by things she thought she’d never see again in her
lifetime- the enactment of today’s rollback of the social tides of change. Written by and starring Regina Taylor, an actress, director, playwright, educator, and activist.

GO DEEPER with AMERIKIN and Curious Theatre Company!

Here are some resources that expand on the importance of this play and its message. There are also some helpful articles on explaining race and racism to your children, how to be a better ally to Black people and POC, and some articles that will encourage you to challenge the way you think about racial relations in this country today.

A Conversation With Black Women About Race by Joe Brewster and Michele Stephenson

How to Talk About Race with Your Kid by Melanie Pinola

Imagining Abolition Series by BlackLivesMatter

Some Organizations to support

BlackLivesMatter

ACLU Colorado

The Second Tuesday Race Forum

Black Lives Matter 5280

The Denver Justice Project

SURJ Denver

Soul2Soul Sisters

Race Talk University

Creative Strategies for Change