Brooklyn, 1950. Ernestine and Ermina Crump have moved to New York with their father, Godfrey, who is seeking spiritual guidance from a man called Father Divine. In the swirling, glamorous commotion of this new city, with calls for equal rights and communist rebellion hanging in the air, the girls begin a turbulent journey toward independence and a challenging future. See "Crumbs From the Table of Joy" Oct. 11-Nov. 18 at the Raven Theatre.
Terence Sims, Brandi Jiminez Lee, Chanell Bell and Brianna Buckley in Raven Theatre’s production of "Crumbs From The Table of Joy."
— Michael BrosilowBrandi Jiminez Lee, Brianna Buckley and Chanell Bell in Raven Theatre’s production of "Crumbs From The Table of Joy."
— Michael BrosilowBrandi Jiminez Lee, Emily Tate, Terence Sims, Chanell Bell and Brianna Buckley in Raven Theatre’s production of "Crumbs From The Table of Joy."
— Michael BrosilowChanell Bell, Terence Sims and Brandi Jiminez Lee in Raven Theatre’s production of "Crumbs From The Table of Joy."
— Michael BrosilowBrandi Jiminez Lee and Chanell Bell in Raven Theatre’s production of "Crumbs From The Table of Joy."
— Michael BrosilowChanell Bell, Emily Tate and Terence Sims in Raven Theatre’s production of "Crumbs From The Table of Joy."
— Michael BrosilowBrianna Buckley and Chanell Bell in Raven Theatre’s production of "Crumbs From The Table of Joy."
— Michael BrosilowChanell Bell and Brandi Jiminez Lee in Raven Theatre’s production of "Crumbs From The Table of Joy."
— Michael BrosilowEmily Tate, Terence Sims and Brandi Jiminez Lee in Raven Theatre’s production of "Crumbs From The Table of Joy."
— Michael Brosilow