An unsparingly bleak portrait of family life. Set in Houston during the Depression, J. e. Franklin’s play portrays the day-to-day struggles of a working-class family of six who are so poor that a new pair of shoes has to be shared among the children.
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | J.e. Franklin |  |
| Director | Irving Vincent |  |
| Stage Manager | Fred Seagraves |  |
| Set Designer | Felix E. Cochren Jr. |  |
| Lighting Designer | Jeffrey Guzik |  |
| Costume Designer | Judy Dearing |  |
| Sound Designer | Bill Toles |  |
| Props | Marlon Campell |  |
| Actor | Terri Towns | |
| Actor | Patti Brown |  |
| Actor | Vincent La Mar Campbell | |
| Actor | Minelva Nanton | |
| Actor | Michelle Shay |  |
| Actor | LeeRoy Giles |  |
All 1992-93 Season productions: