by Phillip Gregory Burke
INKubator 2024-2025

For over a century, the Rawlins family home, Paradise Estate, has successfully operated as a major Underground Railroad stop at the Canadian-American border. But when the War of 1812 couples with a mysterious new arrival, division threatens their already fragile household. With their way of life and work at risk, the liberators are compelled to either adapt to a world promising to marginalize them or carry the culture from a past only they can curate. Paradise Estate is play 3 in Phillip Gregory Burke's ten-play cycle chronicling the sociology of the African Diaspora, in America.

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