• by Katori Hall

• directed by Phyllis E. Griffin

• Alphonsine claims to have seen visions of the Virgin Mary and is ostracized in the all-girls’ Catholic school she attends…until others confirm seeing the same visions that foretell the genocide in Rwanda. Based on true and tragic events, Our Lady of Kibeho is a story of faith and everyday miracles that explores the questions of religion and belief.  
  
  What role does culture play in religion? 

• November 01, 2019 - November 10, 2019

• Previews : 10/30 & 10/31

• IN THE WATTS THEATRE

• (773) 325-7900

• The cast features Jasmine Rush (Alphonsine Mumureke), Kidjie Boyer (Anathalie Mukamazimpaka), Tyra Grove (Marie-Claire Mukangango), Courtney Tucker (Sister Evangelique), Laura Rojas (Girl), Shelby Renfroe (Girl), Jennifer Young (Girl), Tori Thompson (Girl), Justen Ross (Bishop Gahamanyi), Derek Spaldo (Father Flavia), Kamari Saxon (Father Tuyishime), TJ Harris (Nkango).
  
  The production team includes scenic design by Jack Hagen, costume design by Brett Rose, lighting design by Scott Tobin, sound design by Gabriela Cordovi Rodriguez, technical direction by Scott Cavallo, dramaturgy by Isabelle Cheng, and stage management by Hannah Smith. ​​