Dennis Rowe Entertainment Presents Port Chicago 50

Direct from Hollywood and New York, Port Chicago 50 is a theatrical stage play about African American Sailors who were recruited by the United Stages Navy to work in a navy shipyard in Port Chicago (California) where dangerous artillery were loaded onto ships to support WWII. Something goes terribly wrong? There was a blast and 320 (of which 202 were Black) were killed. Meet the Sailors and relive their journey in this critically acclaimed production.  Inspired by true events from 1944.

Some strong language used.

October 25th – 27th at 8pm

October 28th at 4pm

Tickets Available Here!

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At 7 Stages Mainstage

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Direct from New Orleans, Mondo Bizarro is a company that has been creating daring, interdisciplinary art and fostering creating partnerships in local, national, and international communities for the last fourteen years. The Way at Midnight explores confrontations with losing and being lost from the colonial period through the digital age and incorporates theatrical performance, visual installation and live and recorded music.

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Direct from New Orleans, Mondo Bizarro is a company that has been creating daring, interdisciplinary art and fostering creating partnerships in local, national, and international communities for the last fourteen years. The Way at Midnight explores confrontations with losing and being lost from the colonial period through the digital age and incorporates theatrical performance, visual installation and live and recorded music.

August 1917. Wilfred Owen, a 24-year-old shell-shocked British soldier, meets the famous poet, soldier, and war protestor Siegfried Sassoon at Craiglockhart War Hospital in Scotland. Their mutual love of poetry and disillusionment with the war draws them together, sparking a powerful friendship. Their story is a testament to the enduring power of love and poetry.