JORDANS, a humorous and highly imaginative play by Ife Olujobi, an alumnus of The Public's Emerging Writers Group, delves into themes of assimilation, racial capitalism, success, and survival. In a predominantly white workplace that prioritizes appearance, a long-suffering receptionist faces personal and professional turmoil when her ruthless boss hires a trendy new employee to improve the company's image and "culture."

The story unfolds as these two young, ambitious Black individuals are drawn together and pulled apart by their shared race, aspirations, and otherworldly circumstances.

JORDANS explores mistaken identities, subverted power dynamics, and the unleashing of anger, shedding light on the true cost of workplace "diversity." Directed by Obie Award winner Whitney White.