Baltimore

by Kirsten Greenidge

When a racially-charged incident divides her first-year students, reluctant resident advisor Shelby finds herself in the middle of a conversation she does not want to have. As pressure to address the controversy mounts from residents, the new dean, and even her best friend, Shelby must decide if she will enter the fray or watch her community come apart at the seams. Sharp, funny, and searing, Baltimore is a timely drama about racism on college campuses.

Genres: Plays

66 pages, Unknown Binding

Published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[Mckayla Witt]

Kirsten Greenidge taught me everything I know about writing 🙏🏼

[Grace Leneghan]

Really self-gratuitous and dragged on. The characters are trying desperately to be interesting and have something important to say but this falls flat as it’s self-importance as a play overshadows any depth a reader or audience member may feel when experiencing it. Also the characters are pretty much all insufferable.

[Shannon Cody]

Lol I am using plays I read for class towards my Goodreads goal. Anyway, this was pretty good.