Temple Theaters Presents 

Detroit '67  
by Dominique Morisseau  
January 29th - February 2nd  
Randall Theater, 2020 N. 13 St, Philadelphia, PA 19122 

 
Unfolding during an explosive moment in our country’s history, Morisseau’s powerful play uses the vibrant soundtrack of the late 60s to help explore race riots that ravaged the city of Detroit in 1967. 

Located on the northern edge of the Avenue of the Arts, Temple Theaters, the production program of the Department of Theater, has established itself as one of the finest nationally-ranked theater training programs in the nation. Temple University’s Department of Theater offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in acting, design, directing, musical theater, playwriting and theater education. As part of Center for Performing and Cinematic Arts, the School of Theater, Film and Media Arts offers hallmark programs in theater, film and media arts that engage students with nationally and internationally recognized faculty and fuse the high-quality training with rigorous scholarship and artistry.