Broken Wings Still Fly is a poignant series of monologues by Brandi LaShay and Hannah Drake, exploring the narratives of enslaved women in Kentucky. This production delves into the untold stories of their struggle and resilience, offering a powerful commentary on history. The show will take place at the Bomhard Theater within the Kentucky Center, with performances on February 28 and March 1, 2025.
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