How much is freedom worth? And how do families survive massive upheaval? Are growth and harmony possible during (or because of) distress? Indigenous playwright Dillon Christopher Chitto tackles these questions against the backdrop of 1680’s very real Pueblo Revolt, where the native Pueblos fought against invading Spaniards in what’s now New Mexico. In Chitto’s script, two Pueblo brothers struggle with their own identities and their duty to community, engaging the audience with wry humor and thoughtful introspection. – Cat McCarrey
