Minority Voices in Theater:

Set in 1963, this profound work allows the audience to think about who in society goes unseen. We start by meeting Charlie, a photographer who is in love with Shirley Page, a fair skinned redhead who is the basis of all color balancing in the photography world. However, when Charlie begins to help his coworker, Gloria, a woman of color whose daughter has just disappeared, they struggle to find a photograph that is visible. Looks Like Pretty calls into question the limits of technology, as the pair explores light, beauty and color.

Information on access can be found through the New Play Exchange: 

https://newplayexchange.org/script/2021316/looks-like-pretty