Show Begins In
Friday, October 23, 2026 — 7:00 PM
📍 3935 Minnesota Ave. NE, Washington, DC 20019
About the Production
"Actors · Singers · Storytellers · Families Welcome"
Historical Significance
Camp Barker was one of the first contraband camps in Washington, D.C., providing refuge to formerly enslaved people during the Civil War. This production brings that powerful history to life on stage.
Our Mission
To educate, inspire, and unite our community through the performing arts, honoring the stories of resilience, faith, and freedom that define our shared heritage.
No Experience Necessary
Whether you're a seasoned performer or stepping on stage for the first time — all you need is passion, commitment, and creativity. Ages 5 to 70 welcome!
Community-Centered
This production is a collaborative effort by Masjid Muhammad, Clara Muhammad Youth Weekend School, and Troop & Pack 1517, bringing families and community together.
Voices from Our Community
"This production changed my daughter's life. She found her voice and confidence on that stage."
Aisha J.
Parent
"Being part of something that honors our ancestors while empowering our youth — there's nothing like it."
Brother Kareem
Volunteer Director
"I never thought I could act, but the directors believed in me. Now I believe in myself."
Malik T.
Youth Participant, Age 14