Fine Arts Theatre Pittsburgh’s Hill District, 1904: 285-year-old former slave Aunt Esther witnesses developing civil unrest after a senseless tragedy at a local steel mill. When a young man seeks asylum in her home, they embark on a harrowing spiritual journey to a “City of Bones” in the middle of the Atlantic ocean. A play about kinship, perseverance and atonement. Gem of the Ocean illustrates the perseverance of Black people creating community and kinship during migrations from the south to escape Jim Crow and racial terror. “August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com Thursday, April 14 2022, 8pm Friday, April 15 2022, 8pm Saturday, April 16 2022, 8pm Wednesday, April 20 2022, 8pm Thursday, April 21 2022, 8pm Friday, April 22 2022, 8pm Saturday, April 23 2022, 8pm Sunday, April 24 2022, 2:30pm Tickets