From the creator of ‘The Day I Became Black’ Nominated for Best Solo Show and Top of the Fringe 2018, and Winner of Best of the Broadwater 2018! Bill Posley is back at the Broadwater with… ‘The Day I Accidentally Went to War’. This show invites audiences on a captivating journey through the extraordinary life of Bill Posley. From his humble beginnings, born as the only Black kid in New Hampshire on the army base, to his profound experiences serving in the military, this show encapsulates the essence of Bill’s remarkable story.
Delving into the challenges of Bill’s upbringing, including his father’s battles with addiction and the financial struggles his family endured, the production paints a vivid picture of resilience and determination. Despite facing adversity, Bill navigates the complexities of adolescence, defying societal norms and personal doubts to carve out his path in the world. As adulthood beckons, Bill confronts a pivotal decision: to enlist in the army. Through a blend of humor and introspection, audiences witness Bill’s evolution from a hesitant youth to a steadfast soldier, braving the trials of basic training and the stark realities of deployment.
“The Day I Accidentally Went to War” provides an unfiltered portrayal of Bill’s journey, from navigating the intricacies of military service to grappling with the harsh realities of war. This poignant production offers a raw and candid glimpse into one man’s quest for self-discovery and resilience.
