Scars, written and directed by Percy Thomas is set in an economically distressed Baltimore neighborhood, Scars tells the story of a family navigating deep generational wounds, addiction, and loss. Following the performance, participants will engage in a facilitated discussion with the cast to explore character motivations, emotional themes, and systemic dynamics. Subsequent audience processing groups will further integrate the theatrical content with clinical applications.

The Theatre's mission is to create meaningful theatrical productions to enlighten, educate, and entertain the community about the history and culture of Black, indigenous, people of color (BIPOC), while at the same time embracing the importance of inclusion and diversity.  To ensure that our productions tell not only the BIPOC story, we partner with other ethnic groups to bring together a world view.  With this ideology the Amazing Theatre contributes to community theater by:

1. supporting, educating, training, and developing artists.
2. inspiring, producing, and assisting new playwrights.
3. fostering relationships in the community to increase diverse audience participation.
4. producing historical and socially relevant Black/African American plays.