In a Bible Belt corner of Texas, Stonewall Jackson High School hires its first African American librarian, Dr. Imani Adair, as the school undergoes significant change under its first African American principal, Mr. William Elliott. Imani finds an ally in Dr. Olivia Brown, a retired White librarian who shares her commitment to the enduring value of libraries.

When the school board moves to remove primarily African American and LGBTQ books from the library, Imani finds herself at the center of an escalating battle over censorship, identity, and whose stories belong in the classroom. As community outrage intensifies and threats become personal, the fight over books forces everyone involved to confront the ethical and human cost of division.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 @ 3:00 PM

MATCHBOX 1

RUNTIME:
90 minutes with no intermission

TICKETS & MORE INFORMATION:

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🎟️ TICKETING INFO 

• Tickets for this event are NOT sold through the MATCH Box Office. 
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• 🎫 Will Call & door sales (if available) will be handled in the individual theater lobby by the presenter. 

⏱️ BEFORE THE SHOW 

• 🚪 Seating will begin approximately 30 minutes prior to the scheduled start time. 
• 🍸 MATCH Concessions opens 1 hour before showtime — enjoy a cocktail, wine, beer, or quick snack before the event. 
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• No outside food or beverages will be allowed on the premises.

🅿️ GETTING HERE 

• 📍 Location & Parking: Click here for area parking options, including garages and street parking. 
• 🍽️ Restaurants & Bars: Click here for a list of nearby places to eat and drink before or after the show.