Synopsis
There’s only one open “diversity” position at this start-up, and the White Corporate Boss Guy is ready to watch the minorities duke it out for the sweet, sweet privilege of employment. Ada A.’s wicked satire about modern-day job search and employment culture offers a scathing rebuttal of the working world—and the cost of surviving within it.
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- Audience members must be masked for the duration of their visit. Masks will be available for purchase onsite if needed.
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Location Details
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