Pipeline play sheds an incredible light on the school to prison crisis

School to prison crisis explored in new play Pipeline

There is a crisis amongst our youth, a crisis that effects black and brown youth everywhere. The culprit known as pipeline, is not only stopping youth from succeeding, it’s altering their livelihood. This term is used to identify the school to prison journey that seems impossible to eradicate. Although the fight to end this issue continues, one depiction aims to inform, educate and provoke emotion surrounding the issue. Pipeline, a play by the same name of the issue sheds a spotlight on the topic in a profound way.

Written by Dominique Morisseau, the play premiered on Off-Broadway in 2017. Detailing the story of a black family struggling to overcome and achieve, the compelling depiction speaks volumes. Directed by Adrianna Jones a visionary in the world of music theater and April Harris a voice for black art throughout Racine, the power of black creators shines effortlessly throughout. Another element that makes this play so powerful is its compelling cast. The line up includes Kelsey Harris, Justin Muhammad, Isaiah Lambert, Corey Prince, Aryanna Crenshaw, and Gina Cesarz. Each of them bring a unique, fresh and memorable perspective.

Pipeline Premier’s September 15th

This incredible story of tragedy, reflection, injustice and black culture is a moment for all ages to witness. Taking it a step further, this depiction sheds light on the issues surrounding the school to prison pipeline, and possible solutions. Pipeline is coming to the stage September 15th, 2023 at Park High School located at 1901 12th st. in Racine, Wisconsin. The show starts at 6PM with a tickets priced at $20. If you can’t catch the first show, the play will also have a second showing Saturday September 16th at 3PM. Tickets are available on EventBrite with multiple payment options available. For further questions please call (262)-417-6951.

School to prison crisis explored in new play Pipeline

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