Black Girl Therapy (stage play) at Booth Playhouse

Tre Floyd Productions brings this stage play to the Booth Playhouse, following six Black women through a group therapy session where each woman selects a number that stands in for her identity. The dialogue moves through connection and self-discovery as the women's stories unfold and intersect over the course of the session. It's built for sistercircles, book clubs, and Black women's groups looking for a shared outing with something to discuss afterward. The matinee slot works well for a full day uptown: catch the JCSU parade in the morning, then settle in for the 3 pm curtain. It's a one-day booking, and the 434-seat Booth Playhouse tends to sell tight for these touring productions, so plan accordingly.