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“The Lynched Among Us” — Ground-breaking play at EC Public Library, Sat May 9, Doors Open 2:15 pm, Show 2 – 5pm. Limited Seating

May 8, 2026 by The East Cleveland Narrator

East Cleveland Public Library
14101 Euclid Ave, East Cleveland, OH 44112
(216) 541-4128

One of the wrongfully incarcerated men this play is about is from East Cleveland.

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The Lynched Among Us is a groundbreaking theatrical production that brings together six wrongfully convicted men to reclaim their narratives and speak truth to a broken system.

Written in their own words, this production is more than a play — it is a living testimony. These men step into the spotlight not just to perform, but to bear witness — exposing the pain, injustice, and long-term impact of being accused and convicted for crimes they did not commit.

Audiences will be immersed in the psychological and emotional toll of wrongful convictions while the play highlights not only the pain of losing decades to the system, but also the power of redemption, healing, and the reclaiming of identity after release.

From the trauma of incarceration to the battle for freedom and justice, the production shines a light on what happens when justice fails — and how resilience, community, and truth can become acts of resistance.

“Our stories were stolen in courtrooms. Now we’re taking them back — on stage.”

**This production contains mature content and is recommended for ages 18+**

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