The testimony of the title comes from a young black woman, Jacintha (Sonita Surratt), being held in a New York City prison on a murder charge. A white psychiatrist (Julie Bray-Morris) is interviewing Jacintha. The session is audiotaped by a black technician (Mantee M. Murphy) while a white technician (Marty Liquori) makes a videotape that can be seen on two monitors.
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| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | Safiya Henderson-Holmes |  |
| Director | Raina Von Waldenburg |  |
| Set Designer | Nathan Jones |  |
| Lighting Designer | Marty Liquori |  |
| Actor | Marty Liquori | |
| Actor | Julie Bray-Morris |  |
| Actor | Mantee M. Murphy |  |
| Actor | Sonita Surratt |  |
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