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What Color is Trouble
March 17 - 20, 2011 - General Seating Only
549 Franklin Ave. | Columbus, OH 43215 | Map
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TICKETS
Shedd Theatre
Columbus Center for thePreforming Arts
17
MAR
2011
7:30P
16
MAR
2011
9:30A
19
MAR
2011
2:30P
18
MAR
2011
7:30P
21
MAR
2011
3:00P
20
MAR
2011
7:30P
Tickets also available at Black Arts Plus, 43 Parsons Avenue,
Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 469-9980. Map
Contact Ujima Theatre Company to inquire about group sales. A group is considered to be 10 or more guests.
SUMMARY:
Life is more precious than gold, more valuable than money! “What Color Is Trouble” tells a story of contemporary issues and a message of hope and celebration! This production is good for people of all ages!
REVIEWS:
"Man your message on gangs and addiction hits close to home."
Gary - Atlanta, GA
"Wow! What an extremely powerful representation of what we deal with in our daily lives. Your message and portrayal on overcoming obstacles is simply awesome!
Brenda J. - Columbus, OH
