US EditionTheater creates an ‘empathy machine’ in a conservative mining town with a nonbinary teen
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Theater creates an ‘empathy machine’ in a conservative mining town with a nonbinary teen
A still from the documentary “Creede U.S.A.” (Courtesy of MPRM Communications) Almost 9,000 feet above sea level sits a small mining town in Colorado with no stoplights. Creede is home to an award-winning theater with diverse casts that presents challenging plays like – The Royale and Native Gardens – to a predominantly white conservative population. Director Kahane Corn Cooperman was fascinated by this little mining town and made it the subjec…
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