“A SKILLFUL, SLOW-BURNING, THOUGHT-PROVOKING drama… Examines the effects of urban gentrification through a more intimate point of view. TRACEY SCOTT WILSON provides crisp, natural dialogue and well-drawn characters. Director ANNE KAUFFMAN elicits IMPECCABLE performances from her cast. SMART & SUBTLE.”- Charles Isherwood, The New York Times

Jackson, an upwardly-mobile black attorney, has just bought an apartment in a transitioning neighborhood in Brooklyn. He sees the potential of his old neighborhood, as does his white girlfriend Suzy…at first. When Jackson’s childhood friend Don leaves rehab to crash with them, the trio quickly becomes trapped between the tensions inside their own home and the dangers that may lurk outside.

Obie Award-winner Anne Kauffman (Detroit, Belleville) directs this electrifying New York premiere about love, fear, and the uncomfortable price of privilege.

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