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DESCRIPTION:"Hidden In Plain Sight" is the latest Black History play writte
 n and directed by Richmond local Remmie Chew Jr—the Grio. Performed by the 
 Prime Time Players Theater Troupe\, "Hidden in Plain Sight" reveals the lit
 tle-known history of the "house slaves" and their crucial role in the Union
  Army winning the Civil War.\nThe Play is set during the last days of the C
 ivil War at the time of the final battles of Petersburg and the fall of Ric
 hmond\, Virginia\, the capital of the Confederacy. The heroes are the house
  slaves and the freed slaves who worked in the houses of the Confederate Ar
 my leadership and the wealthy Richmond families. The slaves were thought to
  be unable to read\, write\, or understand the conversations going on aroun
 d the dinner tables or at the Socials of Richmond's elite. "Just house slav
 es\," is what the Confederates thought. At these social gatherings\, the sl
 aves overheard vital information about war strategies and secretly took thi
 s important information to the Union Army officers. The slaves were seen an
 d not seen by their owners. They also had spy connections with the USCT\, t
 he United States Colored Troops. Some scholars believe that the valuable in
 telligence the slaves provided was crucial to the Union Army's victory and 
 the end of Slavery.\nRemmie Chew Jr. and the Prime Time Players Theater Tro
 upe performed “A Rosa Parks Legacy” at Hull Street Library in 2025 to a mul
 ti-generational audience\, providing a truly educational\, enlightening\, a
 nd entertaining evening for all.
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LOCATION:Hull Street Meeting Room
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SUMMARY:Hidden in Plain Sight - A Black History Play
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URL:https://calendar.richmondcultureworks.org/event/hidden-in-plain-sight-d
 ramatic-performance-by-the-prime-time-players-theater-troupe
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CATEGORIES:
DESCRIPTION:"Hidden In Plain Sight" is the latest Black History play writte
 n and directed by Richmond local Remmie Chew Jr—the Grio. Performed by the 
 Prime Time Players Theater Troupe\, "Hidden in Plain Sight" reveals the lit
 tle-known history of the "house slaves" and their crucial role in the Union
  Army winning the Civil War.\nThe Play is set during the last days of the C
 ivil War at the time of the final battles of Petersburg and the fall of Ric
 hmond\, Virginia\, the capital of the Confederacy. The heroes are the house
  slaves and the freed slaves who worked in the houses of the Confederate Ar
 my leadership and the wealthy Richmond families. The slaves were thought to
  be unable to read\, write\, or understand the conversations going on aroun
 d the dinner tables or at the Socials of Richmond's elite. "Just house slav
 es\," is what the Confederates thought. At these social gatherings\, the sl
 aves overheard vital information about war strategies and secretly took thi
 s important information to the Union Army officers. The slaves were seen an
 d not seen by their owners. They also had spy connections with the USCT\, t
 he United States Colored Troops. Some scholars believe that the valuable in
 telligence the slaves provided was crucial to the Union Army's victory and 
 the end of Slavery.\nRemmie Chew Jr. and the Prime Time Players Theater Tro
 upe performed “A Rosa Parks Legacy” at Hull Street Library in 2025 to a mul
 ti-generational audience\, providing a truly educational\, enlightening\, a
 nd entertaining evening for all.
DTEND:20260304T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20260310T070305Z
DTSTART:20260303T223000Z
LOCATION:Hull Street Meeting Room
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Hidden in Plain Sight - A Black History Play
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51459143050850
URL:https://calendar.richmondcultureworks.org/event/hidden-in-plain-sight-d
 ramatic-performance-by-the-prime-time-players-theater-troupe
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