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Discover the transformative power of theater with **Caged**, a groundbreaking play that unflinchingly exposes the harsh realities of America's for-profit justice system. Authored by both current and formerly incarcerated writers, **Caged** offers a raw and poignant glimpse into the human cost of systemic injustice. Set against the backdrop of inequality, the narrative follows Omar, a man desperately trying to escape the clutches of poverty while staying connected to his family. Through gripping truths and profound dialogue, this trade paperback from **Haymarket Books** reveals the emotional turmoil of families caught in a web of institutionalized racism, addiction, and the prison-industrial complex.
**Caged** stands out as a powerful social commentary that reflects urgent contemporary issues. NJ.com highlights it as not merely a commentary on grand societal challenges, but as a deeply personal story of resilience and familial bonds as they face overwhelming odds. This warm yet unrelenting exploration of love, struggle, and humanity invites readers to reflect on the fate of those affected by an unforgiving justice system.
By purchasing **Caged**, you support a worthy cause, as all profits contribute to a prison re-entry fund managed by The Second Presbyterian Church of Elizabeth, NJ, helping playwrights reintegrate into society through housing and education. Experience this impactful narrative today and join the conversation about justice and humanity with **Caged**.
**Caged** stands out as a powerful social commentary that reflects urgent contemporary issues. NJ.com highlights it as not merely a commentary on grand societal challenges, but as a deeply personal story of resilience and familial bonds as they face overwhelming odds. This warm yet unrelenting exploration of love, struggle, and humanity invites readers to reflect on the fate of those affected by an unforgiving justice system.
By purchasing **Caged**, you support a worthy cause, as all profits contribute to a prison re-entry fund managed by The Second Presbyterian Church of Elizabeth, NJ, helping playwrights reintegrate into society through housing and education. Experience this impactful narrative today and join the conversation about justice and humanity with **Caged**.