Larissa FastHorse, the first Native American woman dramatist to have a play produced on Broadway, is premiering a new production Thursday in the Black Hills, with performances continuing through the weekend.
Award-winning playwright Larissa FastHorse grew up in South Dakota. Her play "Wicoun" premieres Thursday at Black Hills Playhouse, with more performances scheduled this weekend in Rapid City. FastHorse is the first Native woman dramatist to have a play open on Broadway.
Courtesy of John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur FoundationThe 2023 Lakota Omniciye Wacipi at Black Hills State University.
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