Slave Play is a critically acclaimed play written by Jeremy O. Harris that explores race, sexuality, and power dynamics through the experiences of three interracial couples. The play takes place on the grounds of a plantation, where the characters engage in a series of psychosexual role-playing exercises that challenge their understanding of both their own identities and their relationships with each other. As the play unfolds, the characters confront painful truths about their desires, traumas, and the legacy of slavery that continues to impact their lives. With bold, provocative storytelling and incisive social commentary, Slave Play delves into the complexities of race and sexuality in contemporary America.