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Stephen Byrd

STEPHEN BYRD

  

Nationality:    African American
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Stephen Byrd's plays including biography, theatres, agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates

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        Teddy Bear Blues Don't Last



Teddy Bear Blues Don't Last

Synopsis:
another shrine. . .and another. . .and another. . . Young lives snuffed out violently, and for what? Your brother, a sister or cousin, a best friend. . . Photos on a tee shirt, forever tattoos, and empty chairs at the dinner table or in the classroom are all constant reminders of one who once was, and now is gone. Street corners become sacred ground as the memories are galvanized with silk flowers, deflated helium balloons, bottles, and teddy bears in the hope that the dearly departed will R.I.P. Teddy Bear Blues Don't Last pulls back the curtain to tell one young man's story (revealing family secrets), and to give a face to his shrine keeper. It will make you reflect and consider the days of our lives. You will walk away with a different perspective as you think, perhaps, there but for the grace of God. . ., or your civic and/or moral consciousness will be raised to decide that we as a community must do something or do more to stop whatever the shrine basis is that's killing our kids and impacting our what-might-have-been future.

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1st Produced:
Howard University's Blackburn Center, 2400 Sixth Street NW, Washington DC    23 Jun 2012

Organisations:
DC Black Theatre Festival

1st Published:
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Music:
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Genre:
Drama

Parts:
Male:  -            Female:  -            Other:  -

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