What the Constitution Means to Me

What the Constitution Means to Me brings a noted stage work to Black Hills Playhouse with Theatre 605. The play examines the United States Constitution through personal memory, public debate, and generational change. On stage, you encounter a direct exchange between past and present, shaped by civic language and lived experience. The performance invites reflection, humor, and thoughtful pause, with a format that shifts between debate, storytelling, and audience address. This production stands out for its structure and candor. The script places a young debater beside her adult self to explore how law shapes daily life. The result feels immediate and personal, with space for laughter and tension. Activities and Highlights: Live constitutional debate format presented as part of the narrative Intergenerational storytelling centered on women and civic voice Audience interaction that frames the final moments of the play Theatre 605 and the Black Hills Playhouse Stage Theatre 605 continues a long tradition at Black Hills Playhouse of presenting plays that center ideas, dialogue, and community connection.