An encore run of the Black western hero Bass Reeves, with fictionalized accounts of his legacy as one of the baddest and smartest law enforcement officials in the wild, wild, west. “Reeves became the first Black U.S. Deputy Marshall west of the Mississippi. During his career, he arrested over 3,000 outlaws, using his remarkable deductive abilities although he was functionally illiterate. A master of disguise, these two one-act plays depict Reeves’ cunning as a law enforcement agent and the remarkable deductive skills he used to solve crimes.
