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THEATRE
A Matter of Worth
by Marcia E. Cole
In 1855 Hannah aged 73 lived enslaved on or about the estate of Caleb D. Goodwin in Baltimore County, Maryland at the time of his demise. She was listed as property right along with the crops in the fields and the horses and mules in their stalls.
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A Matter of Worth may aptly be called a ‘now’ play using dialogue, poetry, quotes and proverbs unified by a singular theme for exploration. All the action takes place on one day. Anyone who has faced trials in their life can attest, when much hangs in the balance,
a day can seem like an eternity.
A Matter of Worth gives memory to all those who labored unsung, honors the anonymous ancestors, and insists their lives had intrinsic value. Gone but not forgotten.
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