Spokane teens to perform 'painful,' 'dark' plays to take a stand against gun violence 25 years after Columbine

Teen actors will take the Spokane Children’s Theatre stage this week to push for an end to gun violence 25 years after the infamous Columbine school shooting. The organization is joining other theaters and civic groups across the country in commemorating the anniversary on Saturday of the high school shooting in Colorado by performing #Enough! Plays to End Gun Violence, according to Spokane Children’s Theatre Executive Director Tanya Brownlee. The plays are written by teenagers from across the country about gun violence. “It’s painful, it’s dark, there’s cursing,” said Craig...