IRT’s “No. 6” addresses racial tensions
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Repertory Theatre presents a virtual production of “No. 6,” March 11 through April 4. As city-wide riots approach their neighborhood, a Black family shelters in an apartment above the small dry-cleaning business they own. When they find themselves protecting an intoxicated White man from the street, tensions inside the apartment amplify and secrets are revealed. Inspired by the killing of a young Black man by Cincinnati police in 2001, the play bears witness to the ongoing violence against Black citizens while reaching for the possibility of hope. Tickets purchased for $30 give patrons a link to view and are on sale now at irtlive.com.
