SCC to perform original play, “The Water of Life”

The Sandhills Community College Department of Theatre will present our fall production, an original play called “The Water of Life”, December 4–6 at the McPherson Theater in the Bradshaw Performing Arts Center.

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Performance Dates and Times:

• Friday, December 4, at 7 p.m.
• Saturday, December 5, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
• Sunday, December 6, at 2 p.m.

About the Show:

What happens when telling the truth makes you an enemy of the people?

“Water of Life – An Enemy of the People in Jackson” weaves a contemporary adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play with the documented water crises in Jackson, MS, and Flint, MI, and across the US.

As a doctor’s discovery of contaminated water collides with political ambition, economic pressures, and family loyalty, an ensemble shifts between fictional characters and the public record, bringing the struggle for safe water into unsettling focus. Combining sharp humor, , video, projections, and intimate storytelling, this original theatre production asks who gets heard, who bears the cost of silence, and what we owe one another when something as ordinary as a glass of water can no longer be trusted.

Tickets: $20.   ($5 for students), with no added fees, are available through Ticket Me Sandhills.

Nov. 11, 2026

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