New York Fall/Winter Theater Festival - Logocentricity in Detroit

On December 16th, 1811, the largest recorded earthquake in U.S. history struck and shook much of the continent. Its epicenter was in New Madrid, MO. A month prior, the quake had been predicted to the day by the great Shawnee chief, Tecumseh. In the aftermath, three Missouri residents journey to southern Michigan to confront Tecumseh at his village.

This show is 18 minutes long

This is a short play that will be performed with other short plays in a series within a 90 minute time span

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