Inspired by his grandfather’s story, actor/playwright Antonio Duke creates Missing Mississippi Moons, a mosaic of characters evoked through ritual and ancestral heritage, struggling to find their power in the time of Jim Crow. Framed by the epic flood of 1927 in Greenville Mississippi, Edward Ash comes home to bury his father, Jake. As Edward remembers working with his father to carve out his community’s escape, he finds himself at the intersection of grief, racial violence and hope.