The Dendrites: A Live Radio Play By Karen D. Culley

The Dendrites: A Live Radio Play

By Karen D. Culley

Directed byReuben J. Tapp, Sr.

On Egami-On, consumed by the venomous NEM, a hopeful mission to Earth turns to conquest in this radio drama.

Thurs., Feb 29  7:30 PM  

Sat., Mar 2         7:30PM

$20 online $25 at the door $45 Week Pass

Tickets for this and all Bronze Collective Festival at MuCCC available at https://www.muccc.org/events/10th-annual-bronze-collective-theatre-fest

The desperate denizens of the once-thriving planet Egami-On find themselves teetering on the brink of annihilation as they swiftly succumb to the malevolent clutches of a venomous substance known as NEM—a sinister residue lingering from a devastating war that has cast an ominous shadow over their home. 

What initially commenced as a hopeful expedition to peacefully coexist with the unsuspecting denizens of the distant realm known as Earth has now grotesquely metamorphosed into a harrowing mission of conquest and genocide, as the very essence of Egami-On's existence becomes entangled with the dark machinations of an insidious plot to subjugate and obliterate Earth's innocent inhabitants. 

The cosmic dance of fate unfolds, weaving a tragic tapestry of betrayal, despair, and the impending doom that looms over two worlds locked in a perilous clash of survival.  Amidst the cosmic turmoil, what initially was promised as an exploration for coexistence on the distant shores of Earth transmogrifies into a nightmarish mission of conquest and genocide. The celestial stage is set, and Karen Culley's words breathe life into a tale where betrayal intertwines with despair, and the fate of two worlds hangs in precarious balance. 

Brace yourselves for an auditory journey that transcends reality, immersing you in a symphony of suspense, as the battle for survival unfolds in this radio drama, a cosmic ballet orchestrated by the masterful storytelling of Karen D. Culley under the direction of Reuben J. Tapp.

{theatre}+{náfsi}* is an Black Repertory Theater, meaning it produces and presents artistic performances that illuminate the human condition through the prism of the people of the African Diaspora (i.e. African -American, African, Afro-Latino, Afro-Caribbean, etc.).    

*Náfsi means "soul" in the language of Swahili.

Tickets for this and all Bronze Collective Festival at MuCCC available at https://www.muccc.org/events/10th-annual-bronze-collective-theatre-fest