Serial Killers: The Crucifixion of the Black Man in America is a Houston stage play exploring Black history in America from slavery and Jim Crow to the present day. Through drama, spoken word, music, and historical storytelling, the production examines racial injustice, resistance, survival, and the ongoing impact of history on Black communities.

Join us for an intimate evening of live theatre followed by community conversation.

Tickets: Community Access $25 · General Admission $35 · VIP $50 · Door admission $40 if available.

Complimentary wine, bottled water, light refreshments, and snacks will be available. Guests 21+ may BYOB. Free parking is available in the venue lot.

The evening also includes spoken word, live music, community organizations, and a post-show talkback

This work is funded in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance