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6888s at Darkhorse Theater

Experience Six Triple Eight at Darkhorse Theater (Feb 28 - Mar 2). This award-winning play follows the first African-American female battalion in WWII, tackling an impossible mission while navigating personal struggles.

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See the original award winning stage play by Mary McCallum at Darkhorse Theater February 28 – March 2. Step back in time and immerse yourself in a captivating story of history, mystery, and romance with the stageplay “Six Triple Eight”. Three Shows Only: Friday, February 28th @7:30pm, Saturday, March 1st @7:30pm or Sunday, March 2nd @4pm at the Darkhorse Theatre.

Get your tickets now and experience a truly unforgettable evening. Set during World War II as the first African -American female battalion arrives in Europe, this fictional historical play follows members of the 6888 Central Postal Battalion. Among them are Sammy, a young woman seeking adventure and romance; Cleopatra, a famous actress; Paige, a single mother trying to create a better life for her son; and Sadie, a woman with the “second sight”, who can see the future of others but keeps secrets of her own.

Under the direction of Major Clarissa Dixon, they are faced with a seemingly impossible task – to distribute 7 million pieces of undelivered mail to soldiers in three months. By SistaStyle Productions.

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