The following description comes from the event organizer.

The inaugural show of The Underground Theater opens with the highly anticipated world premiere production of Brown Bodies on a Blue Earth written by Cris Eli Blak and directed by Brodrick Ryans. This thought-provoking play explores a future where the Sun dangerously approaches the Earth, prompting the affluent and often white upper class to relocate to the moon, leaving the less privileged to endure the consequences of a dying home. The narrative weaves together themes of climate change, classist society, race, and grief within personal loss. Despite the circumstances and amidst increasing heat and shrinking survival chances, humor, love, and joy prevail.

The shows run from April 18 to May 12 this Spring located in the basement of the art gallery at Base Camp Studios in Belltown (2407 1st Avenue). The cast includes Rachel Nellie (Clover), Donovan Mahannah (Reed), Eugenia "Snow" Pierce (Deejay Flo-Sister), Jeffrey L. Cheatham II (Simeon), Kaughlin Caver (Zachariah), and Lakia Solomon (Swing/ASM). The tickets range from $39 to $59 with time-based priority and general seating.

In addition to an accessible $9 rush ticket available online to be purchased the day of the show, The Underground Theater will donate up to 100 tickets to Theatre Puget Sound (TPS) due to the financial recovery needed to keep our regional arts hub for rehearsal space, programming and advocacy alive in the Pacific Northwest. If anyone is able to donate, please help us in working to save TPS so that more new works like this play can be made possible in Seattle and beyond.

As The Underground Theater opens its doors, it invites the community to join in the celebration of diversity, creativity, and the transformative power of storytelling. For tickets go to www.underground.theater/tix or contact the box office at hello@theundergroundtheater.org.