The estranged Lafayette siblings reunite at their late father’s decaying Arkansas estate to settle his remaining debts and clear out the house. As they sift through decades of clutter, the discovery of a relic hidden among his possessions forces them to confront disturbing questions about their family legacy and the patriarch they thought they knew.

This ferocious, unsettling and often hilarious work by the Pulitzer Prize-winning African American playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins transforms the American family play into a riveting examination of race, memory and the stories families tell themselves.

Milad Azarm directs.

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