Joe Turner’s Come and Gone

Thov nco ntsoov: qhov kev ua tau zoo tam sim no tsuas yog tos daim ntawv teev npe.

Harold Loomis has finally gained his freedom, but has lost his song. His search for spiritual and emotional healing brings him to a Pittsburgh boarding house that’s a refuge for fellow travelers rebuilding their lives in the Great Migration. Staged with the intimacy and power that Penumbra is known for, this lyrical play by acclaimed playwright August Wilson blends realism and mysticism to capture a solemn crossroads of Black identity and American history.

Please note: This performance will not allow for late seating.

Cov ntsiab lus ceeb toom / hnub nyoog pom zoo

Contains mature themes including self-harm, ritualistic animal sacrifice, description of infant deaths, and reference to attempted suicide and mental illness. This performance is recommended for ages 14 and older.

Ntsiab lus

Harold Loomis has experienced enormous loss in his life, and is trying to feel like his whole self again. Others in his life struggle to understand him, and he struggles to communicate what he’s experiencing. How might these challenges reflect our world in 2026?

Kev siv tau

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