

Dead Of Night
Peter Whalley
Nambi Kelley's monologue takes into account a black woman's experience with police brutality.
Kelley tells of an experience being abused by a white boyfriend and then being taken to jail because the police chose his side.
Not only is the black population marginalized, but women even more so.
A part of the collection Hands Up: 7 Playwrights, 7 Testaments
"These short monologues chronicle each author's encounters with the daily indecencies of racial profiling, stop-and-frisk, harassment, and casual racism inflicted by police, media, and society in general…each author delivers a brutally honest telling of their own experience."
— Philly.com
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Hands Up at the National Black Theatre
Dead of Night… The Execution of… is a play written by Idris Goodwin and published by Samuel French .
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