From the theater that brought you the groundbreaking, hit comedies SCHOOL GIRLS; OR, THE AFRICAN MEAN GIRLS PLAY, COLLECTIVE RAGE & HAND TO GOD, comes another raucous, laugh-out-loud new play that will have you talking long after you leave the theater. When shit goes down, your girls show up. As sharply funny as it is poignant, BLKS introduces us to Octavia (PAIGE GILBERT / MCC’s SCHOOL GIRLS), Imani (ALFIE FULLER / IS GOD IS ), and June (ANTOINETTE CROWE-LEGACY / IF PRETTY HURTS, UGLY MUST BE A MUFHUCKA)—three twenty somethings in New York City hunting for intimacy and purpose in a city that doesn’t seem to care. They drink a lot. They smoke a lot. They try to have sex. A lot. When they need each other the most, the women rally to “resurrect their fly” in a day full of humorous and painful attempts to be heard through the noise that surrounds them. ROBERT O’HARA (BOOTY CANDY, MANKIND) directs. Poet AZIZA BARNES makes their playwriting debut which signifies the arrival of a wholly original voice.