Dust by Nicole Oglesby is a full-length play about three sisters fighting to stay alive in the Texas panhandle during the dust bowl in the shadow of a dying farm and a miraculous apricot tree. With little money or hope, they choose to love dangerously and question the dark parts of their heritage and faith. What unfolds is a meditation on motherhood, heartache, and what it means to be a young woman in Texas.
Dust is the first production by The Heartland Theatre Collective, a new theatre company founded by Marian Kansas and Nicole Oglesby that produces feminist theatre that speaks to our Texas roots.
Dust by Nicole Oglesby is a full-length play about three sisters fighting to stay alive in the Texas panhandle during the dust bowl in the shadow of a dying farm and a miraculous apricot tree. With little money or hope, they choose to love dangerously and question the dark parts of their heritage and faith. What unfolds is a meditation on motherhood, heartache, and what it means to be a young woman in Texas.
Dust is the first production by The Heartland Theatre Collective, a new theatre company founded by Marian Kansas and Nicole Oglesby that produces feminist theatre that speaks to our Texas roots.
Dust by Nicole Oglesby is a full-length play about three sisters fighting to stay alive in the Texas panhandle during the dust bowl in the shadow of a dying farm and a miraculous apricot tree. With little money or hope, they choose to love dangerously and question the dark parts of their heritage and faith. What unfolds is a meditation on motherhood, heartache, and what it means to be a young woman in Texas.
Dust is the first production by The Heartland Theatre Collective, a new theatre company founded by Marian Kansas and Nicole Oglesby that produces feminist theatre that speaks to our Texas roots.
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