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In Keerah, a Romance Tangled in the Fictions We Tell Ourselves

by Kendall Kaminsky June 25, 2026June 25, 2026

efinition Theatre’s keerah, an ambitious debut from playwright and actor Netta Walker, chronicles the turbulent romance, and subsequent fallout, between the young Black poet Ciara (played by Walker) and Irish writer Cormac (Beck Nolan). The pair meet, as young literary types do, at the restaurant in Chicago where they both work unglamorous survival jobs. Though […]

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