The play SHAME seeks to show us the truth as only theater can. It harnesses our collective experience of witnessing to ask difficult questions about art, politics, and the personal. This play shows us one person experiencing vitriolic online harassment and the professional consequences of her activism and a second navigating an arts career amid systemic racism and tokenization. The sound, music, and collage of voices throughout play accents the struggle to make art, to imagine each other complexly, and to seek truth in the world around us.