Hurt Village is a play written by Katori Hall that premiered at the Signature Theatre in New York City in 2012. The play follows the story of a struggling family living in the Hurt Village housing project in Memphis, Tennessee. The mother, Crank, is a former soldier who is dealing with PTSD and trying to provide a better life for her daughter. The play explores themes of poverty, violence, and the impact of war on individuals and communities.
Hurt Village received critical acclaim for its powerful storytelling and raw depiction of life in a public housing project. It also received several awards, including the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize for Best Play Written by a Woman. The play sheds light on the challenges faced by those living in marginalized communities and the resilience and hope that can be found in the midst of adversity.
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