In Carolyn Dunn’s play, a socially awkward high school senior high school, Soledad “Sunny” Sixkiller, discovers her father was a prizewinning pow-wow singer whose grief over the disappearance of his wife has turned him inward. By accident, Sunny finds her father’s old pow-wow tapes and vows to learn his songs in order to bring him back to life.

Presented by the American Indian Community House as part of the American Indian Community House 52nd Anniversary Indigenous Arts Gala.